Student Profiles help kids visually introduce themselves during that akward first week of school. Whether your students already have a good command of the English language or are complete newcomers, this activity is differentiated into three different ability levels.
- (Version A) and attach a photo or have them bring a picture from home. This makes a great bulletin board.
- Version B is designed to be played as a guess who type game where students guess which classmate the profile belongs to based on the clues provided. This can also be used a few weeks into school where your students know eachother a little bit better.
- Version C is designed for all classrooms and does not include questions about country of origin or native language.
I designed this STUDENT PROFILE PAGE so that students could quietly (no speaking pressure) introduce themselves to each other. A more passive "Getting to Know You Activity". I think that these make wonderful bulletin boards that students can take a look at throughout those first weeks of school.
It may require extra help for your newcomers and that's why you should be making your rounds while your students fill them out.
They can bring a photo of themselves to attach, or draw a picture! You decide.
Have your classes fill out their individual profiles.
(Version A)This version is specific to ESL and EFL classes.
Version B is designed to be played as a guess who type game where students guess which classmate the profile belongs to based on the clues provided. This can also be used a few weeks into school where your students know each other a little bit better.
Version C is designed for all classrooms and does not include questions about country of origin or native language. This can be used with all young learners and works great in EFL / ELA settings.
Here's the link if you missed it: Who am I? Student Profile Page
Happy teaching - Brooke
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