Full Body Self Portrait Craft for Preschoolers All About Me Theme
Have your preschooler or kindergartener create a full body self portrait for their all about me theme! Using bulletein board paper or easel paper, trace the outline of your child and color in their features together for connected art time.
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For our all about me theme, I wanted to plan crafts that centered around my kids, but also discussed the differences between people. This was the perfect way to introduce the topic.
Not only was this art activity perfect for my preschooler, my toddler enjoyed it as well! We used a roll of bulletin board paper to outline my son, and then I let the kids go wild with crayons.
It gave us the perfect opportunity to talk about hair color, skin color, eye color, and so on. My toddler wasn’t keen on laying down for her outline, so instead we talked about what his sister’s self-portrait would have looked like.
WHILE YOU’RE PLANNING YOUR ALL ABOUT ME THEME:
- Check out my All About Me Unit here. (Use code ALLABOUTME25 for 25% off) If you join my Preschool Program Membership, you’ll get a major discount on all past Unit Studies, and 2 brand new units included each month!
- Here are some fun Activities & Crafts for your Preschooler’s All About Me theme!
- Here’s a list of Books for your All About Me Unit Study.
- Check out this Fun All About Me Song for Preschoolers
All About Me Activities & Crafts We’ve Done at the Moore Homestead:
- All About Me Pizzas
- Emotion Cards for Preschoolers
- Self Portrait Playdough Tray
- Name Recognition Clothespin Clip
- Look How Tall I Am Preschool Science Study
- Family Sensory Bin
- Build your Home Activity
- Things I Like Collage
- Name Dot Marker Trace
- All About Me Printable Workbook
- Body Part Flashcards
Full Body Self Portrait
This is perfect for kids aged 3 and up, and gives them the chance to work on language skills and artistic expression.
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