Back to School Find Someone Who

Students mingle and ask classmates questions, using each name only once. Use it in the first week of school or after a long break. Younger children can use the picture page.

Two pages after the cover. Page 1 has 16 squares such as has a pet, likes pizza, can whistle and was born in the same month as you, each with a Name line to collect a signature. Page 2 is a Find a Friend Who picture version with 9 pictures, such as lost a tooth or can ride a bike, and a name line for each.

Yes. We made it for 1st Grade to 5th Grade back to school, and it works the same at home or at school. Families print it for one child and keep it where they will use it every day. Teachers print a copy per student or one for the whole room, whichever the day needs.

It's 19 free printables split into two groups. Ten are quick first-week activities: an All About Me writing page, a number-based getting to know you page, practicing a phone number and home address, reading color words, counting coins for school supplies, reading about school uniforms around the world, a picture sudoku puzzle, and putting school words in ABC order. Nine are classroom organization tools: a school supplies checklist, a to do list, a weekly planner, a monthly calendar, a year of birthdays chart, a desk name tent, cut-out name tags, a lunch and recess door hanger, and shelf labels.

Yes. Every page previews for free, and downloads are included with a ClassWeekly free trial. No account is needed just to look.

1st grade. The activities are sized for early first graders finding their footing in a new classroom, and the organization tools (name tags, checklists, planners) work just as well for any teacher setting up a 1st grade room.

No, they're different and complementary. The 1st Grade Back to School Workbook is a 12-resource academic review bundle covering beginning sounds, blends, sight words, addition, nouns, and capitals. This Back to School collection is new, non-review content: personal writing activities and classroom organization printables for the first week of school.

Not at all. Each page is its own printable PDF, so pick what your classroom or family needs. A teacher setting up a room might start with the name tags and shelf labels; a parent easing a child back into the routine might start with All About Me and the weekly planner.