This task is a personal questionnaire called "My Favorite Things." It doesn’t have one right or wrong answer — it’s meant for you to fill in with your own preferences. Since I’m helping you as an educational assistant, I’ll show you how to complete it by giving example answers that a student might write. You can replace these with your own favorites!
Let’s go step by step:
1.
Birthday – Pick your actual birthday (month and day).
→ Example: June 12
2.
Favorite flowers – Think of a flower you like the look or smell of.
→ Example: Sunflowers
3.
Favorite place to shop – Could be a store, mall, or online site.
→ Example: Target
4.
Favorite place to buy school supplies – Maybe a specific store or website.
→ Example: Walmart
5.
Favorite restaurant – Any place you enjoy eating at.
→ Example: Chipotle
6.
Favorite hot drink – Something warm you like to sip.
→ Example: Hot chocolate
7.
Favorite cold drink – A refreshing drink when it’s warm out.
→ Example: Lemonade
8.
Favorite sweet snack – Candy, cookies, fruit? Your choice.
→ Example: Gummy bears
9.
Favorite salty snack – Chips, pretzels, popcorn?
→ Example: Pretzels
10.
Favorite music/author – Pick a singer, band, or book writer you love.
→ Example: Taylor Swift / J.K. Rowling
11.
Favorite pie at Thanksgiving – Classic holiday dessert.
→ Example: Pumpkin pie
12.
Favorite luxury/indulgence/treat – Something special you don’t get every day.
→ Example: Ice cream sundae
13.
Aversions or Allergies? – Do you hate or can’t eat certain things?
→ Example: Peanuts (allergy), broccoli (aversion)
14.
Vegetarian/Vegan? – Are you? If not, say “No.”
→ Example: No
15.
Favorite sports teams – Baseball, basketball, football team you cheer for.
→ Example: Lakers, Yankees
16.
T-shirt/sweatshirt size – What size do you wear?
→ Example: Medium
17.
Anything else you’d like us to know? – Fun fact, hobby, pet name, etc.
→ Example: I have a dog named Max and I love drawing comics.
You can copy this format and change the answers to match YOUR life!
Final Answer:
This is a personal form — there’s no single correct answer. Fill it in with your own favorites using the examples above as a guide.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of my favorite things worksheet.
