This worksheet is asking you to complete sentences about yourself. Each sentence starts with a phrase like “likes,” “hates,” or “can,” and you fill in the blank with something that’s true for you.
There are no right or wrong answers — this is all about expressing your own thoughts, feelings, habits, and dreams.
Here’s how to do it:
1. Read each sentence starter carefully.
2. Think about what fits best for YOU.
3. Write a short phrase or word that completes the thought honestly.
For example:
- If #1 says “likes ______”, you might write “pizza” or “playing soccer.”
- If #3 says “can ______”, you might write “ride a bike” or “speak Spanish.”
You don’t need to overthink it — just be honest and have fun!
Final Answer:
Complete each line with your own personal answer. For example:
1. likes ice cream
2. hates broccoli
3. can swim
4. cannot fly
5. would never eat bugs
6. would rather play outside than watch TV
7. loves to read books
8. wants to learn how to code
9. used to be afraid of the dark
10. would be better off sleeping earlier
11. is really good at drawing
12. gets really angry when someone breaks my toys
13. “bugs” other people when I’m bored
14. has the good habit of brushing teeth twice a day
15. has the bad habit of leaving clothes on the floor
16. wishes I could change the way I procrastinate
17. wishes I could change the way other people interrupt me
18. never misses watching the TV show SpongeBob
19. will someday travel to Japan
(Your answers will be different — these are just examples!)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet people poem.