Hello, Wonderful Me! 🌟
Learn to introduce yourself, explore your feelings, and share your favourite things.
Grown-ups: read the questions aloud and help children tap, play, and talk.
🌟 Introduce Myself Quiz
20 questions: 10 easy, 5 medium, and 5 thinking challenges. Each correct answer earns 1 mark. No negative marking.
The 20-minute timer starts with your first answer or navigation tap.
Answered: 0/20
1. Which word is a friendly greeting?
🎈 10 All About Me Activities
Tap, build, draw, match, and practise speaking. Your personal choices have no right or wrong answers.
1. Build My Name 🔤
Tap letters to build your name. A grown-up can help you spell it.
2. My Birthday Candles 🎂
Choose your age, then tap to put that many candles on your cake.
3. Colour My Heart 🎨
Choose your favourite colour, then tap the heart to paint it.
4. My Favourites Collection 🍎
Add one food and one activity to your favourites shelf.
5. My Feeling Flip Card 😊
Turn the card to reveal a feeling. You can choose how you feel today.
6. Draw Wonderful Me 🖍️
Draw yourself with the red pen. Choose a face guide or draw on a blank board.
7. Introduction Sentence Train 🚂
Tap the word tiles in order to rebuild the sentence shown.
Copy: Hello! My name is Sam.
8. Greeting Match 👋
Choose a situation, then match the words you could say.
9. Feeling Memory Pairs 🧩
Turn over cards and match each feeling face to its word.
10. My Introduction Spotlight 🌟
Make choices in activities 1–5, then tap each line to practise your own introduction.
Hello!
📖 About this Introduce Myself Worksheet for Nursery
A simple start to “All About Me”
An introduce myself worksheet for nursery gives children a friendly way to talk about who they are. Begin with a greeting, then invite your child to say their name and age. A short introduction such as “Hello! My name is Sara. I am four years old” is enough to start. Children can point, draw, or ask an adult to write while they speak.
Use the printable worksheet available on this page alongside the online activities. The myself worksheet for nursery topic works well for a first-day-of-school conversation, a classroom circle-time session, or a quiet activity at home. Keep each turn short, and let children share only what they feel comfortable saying.
Play before practising on paper
The interactive section adds ten ways to explore the same theme. Children can build a name with alphabet tiles, choose an age and count birthday candles, colour a heart, make a favourites collection, and draw a self-portrait. Feeling cards, greeting matches, and a sentence-building train give adults useful prompts for conversation. The final introduction card brings the child's choices together for speaking practice.
These all about me activities for preschool include both personal choices and simple matching tasks. A favourite food or colour is a preference; it should never be corrected to match another child's answer. The separate 20-question quiz uses questions with clear answers and shows marks, correct answers, and explanations after submission. Read each question aloud rather than expecting independent reading.
How parents and teachers can use it
Start by modelling your own short introduction. Ask one question at a time: “What is your name?”, “How old are you?”, or “What do you enjoy doing?” Give the child time to respond. If a child prefers pointing to a picture, accept that response and model a short sentence without requiring them to repeat it.
Follow this self introduction activity for nursery with the Family Tree Worksheet to talk about people who care for the child. Explore familiar school experiences with the My School Worksheet. For another playful activity, try the Parts of the Body Worksheet.
For your 2026 nursery classroom activities, choose a few games per session rather than completing everything at once. Revisit the speaking prompts later: a child's favourite game or feeling may change. The aim is a comfortable conversation and a chance to express themselves.
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💬 Frequently Asked Questions
How do I teach self introduction to a nursery child?
Model a short greeting and introduction: “Hello! My name is ____. I am ____ years old.” Invite the child to speak, point, or respond with adult support. Add one favourite thing when they are ready.
What should a myself worksheet for nursery include?
Keep it simple: a name, an age, a self-portrait, favourite things, and a feeling. Offer drawing and picture choices for children who are still learning to write.
Can a child complete these activities without typing?
Yes. The name builder has alphabet buttons, and the other games use taps, matching, and drawing. An adult can help with reading and name spelling.
Are favourite foods, colours, and feelings marked?
No. Personal choices are accepted without marks. Only the objective 20-question quiz is scored; matching games give feedback on the task.
Where can I download the introduce myself worksheet?
Use the worksheet download button on this WitKnowLearn page. The online games provide extra practice alongside the printable worksheet.
Will the drawing activities work on a phone?
The drawing boards support touch and mouse input. Choose a tracing guide or draw a portrait with one red pen. Use Undo or Clear whenever needed.
Can the activities read words aloud?
The Listen buttons use an English voice from your browser or device when available. If audio is unavailable, an adult can read the displayed words aloud.
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