Since this is a personal reflection worksheet titled “ALL ABOUT ME!” and not a math or logic problem, there’s no calculation to verify or step-by-step solution to work through. Instead, the task is for you — the student — to fill in your own answers based on your life, feelings, and preferences.
Here’s how to approach each section:
1.
My Name and
My Counselor’s Name: Write your full name and the name of your school counselor (if you know it). If you’re doing this alone, just write your name — that’s okay!
2.
Things I Like To Do: Think about hobbies or activities you enjoy — like drawing, playing soccer, reading, or watching cartoons. Write 3–5 things here.
3.
This is Me!: This circle is for a self-portrait or a picture of yourself. You can draw a simple face with hair, eyes, and a smile — or paste a photo if allowed.
4.
I Am ___ Years Old!: Write your age inside the cake shape. Don’t forget to add candles equal to your age — but since there are only 3 drawn, you can pretend they represent any number!
5.
My Friends: List names of friends you like to play with or talk to at school or home.
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My Favorite section: Fill in blanks with what YOU love — e.g., Subject = Math, Food = Pizza, Place to Go = Park, Book = Harry Potter, Movie = Frozen, Animal = Dog.
7.
My Family: Inside the house shape, write names of family members — Mom, Dad, siblings, grandparents, even pets if they feel like family!
8.
My Favorite Colors: Color in the crayons with your favorite colors — maybe blue, pink, green? Or list them under the crayons.
9.
Things I Worry About: Be honest — maybe tests, making mistakes, or being late. It’s okay to worry — writing helps!
10.
Things That Make Me Sad: Maybe losing a game, arguing with a friend, or rainy days when you want to play outside.
You don’t need to be perfect — just be real. This worksheet is meant to help you think about yourself and share parts of your world.
Final Answer:
Fill in each section with your own personal answers — there is no single correct answer because this is about YOU.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of therapy worksheets for kids.
