Free All About Me Worksheets & Star of the Week Poster

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An All About Me worksheet is a one-page poster where a student draws or glues a picture of themselves and fills in their name, favorites, family and what they want to be when they grow up. A Star of the Week poster is the same page made for the student the class is spotlighting that week, often paired with a sheet of kind words from classmates.

Sheets:: All About Me / Star of the Week poster, kind-words sheet
Levels:: Pre-K & kindergarten, Grades 1–2, Grades 3–5
Photo box:: At least 2.6 × 3.6 inches
Class sets:: One page per name, up to 40 names
Cost:: Free — no signup, no email, no watermark

Updated November 12, 2026

How to use this All About Me worksheet maker

Pick the All About Me poster or the kind-words compliments sheet, then choose a level — Pre-K and kindergarten drawing boxes, Grades 1–2 or Grades 3–5 — and a heading such as Star of the Week. Type a student's name, or paste your class list to get one page per student (up to 40). The preview shows exactly the page that prints; click Download PDF or Print and it is ready, with nothing to sign up for.

What's included on each sheet

Every poster has a big heading, the student's name (or a line to write it), and a picture box that takes a self-portrait or a glued-on photo — at least 2.6 × 3.6 inches, so a 2.5 × 3.5 inch school photo fits with room to spare.

The Pre-K & kindergarten poster is all drawing boxes, each at least 1 inch tall: "I am this many years old", "My favorite color", "My favorite food", "My favorite animal", "My family" and "When I grow up, I want to be…".

The Grades 1–2 poster uses 1/2-inch writing lines: "Facts about me" (Age, Birthday), "My favorites" (Color, Food, Animal), "My family", "When I grow up, I want to be…" and "Something special about me".

The Grades 3–5 poster uses wide-ruled (11/32-inch) lines: "Three words that describe me", "My favorites" (Subject, Book, Food, Hobby), "My family", "When I grow up, I want to be…", "Something I’m proud of" and "A goal for this year".

The compliments sheet prints "Kind Words for" and the student's name over 6, 8, 10, 12 or 15 boxes, each with at least two wide-ruled (11/32-inch) lines and a "From:" line for the classmate to sign.

Tips for Star of the Week and All About Me

Send the poster home on Friday for the next week's Star of the Week, so families can help with photos and favorites.
Choose the Pre-K & kindergarten level for children who draw rather than write — every box is a drawing space, and an adult can label the pictures.
Pass the kind-words sheet around the class during the star's week; with 15 boxes, a larger class can fill two copies.
Print on cardstock for a poster that survives a week on the wall, and hang the finished kind-words sheet beside it.
Use the plain frame instead of the stars when you want more of the page to read as a clean worksheet.

Customization options

Sheet

The All About Me poster, or the kind-words (compliments) sheet. They are different layouts, not the same page with a new title.

Level

Three poster layouts with their own prompts: Pre-K & kindergarten (drawing boxes), Grades 1–2 (big writing lines) and Grades 3–5 (wide-ruled lines and more to write).

Heading

All About Me, Star of the Week, Student of the Week or Student Spotlight — the banner across the top of the poster.

Picture box

A drawing box ("Draw a picture of yourself") or a photo box ("Glue a photo here", with photo corners). Either way it is at least 2.6 × 3.6 inches.

Student names

Optional. Type one name, or paste a class list with one name per line — up to 40 names of up to 30 characters — for one page per student. Leave it blank for a line to write the name by hand.

Number of boxes

The compliments sheet prints 6, 8, 10, 12 or 15 boxes.

Border and paper size

A ring of stars to color in, or a plain frame; US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches) or A4 (210 × 297 mm). The sheet is laid out again for whichever paper you choose.

Frequently asked questions

What do you put on an All About Me poster?

An All About Me poster usually has the student's name, a self-portrait or photo, their favorites, their family and what they want to be when they grow up. This one prints all of those as labeled boxes and lines, at three levels from Pre-K to Grade 5, so each student only has to draw and write.

What is a Star of the Week poster?

A Star of the Week poster is an All About Me poster for the one student the class is spotlighting that week — a photo or drawing, favorites, family and dreams, hung on the wall for the week. Choose the Star of the Week heading here (or Student of the Week, or Student Spotlight), and pair it with the kind-words sheet for classmates to sign.

Is there an All About Me worksheet for preschool and kindergarten?

Yes — choose the Pre-K & kindergarten level, where every box is a drawing space at least 1 inch tall, so children draw their age, favorite color, food, animal, family and what they want to be instead of writing.

What should older students write on an All About Me page?

Older students can describe themselves rather than just list facts. The Grades 3–5 poster asks for three words that describe them, favorite subject, book, food and hobby, their family, what they want to be, something they are proud of and a goal for this year, on wide-ruled lines.

How does the Star of the Week compliments sheet work?

Classmates each fill one box with something kind about the star student and sign the "From:" line. Pick 6, 8, 10, 12 or 15 boxes; with a class bigger than 15, print two copies for each star student.

Can I print an All About Me poster for every student in my class?

Yes. Paste your class list with one name per line and the PDF has one page per student — up to 40 names. If a name uses a letter the sheet's font cannot print, that page gets a blank line to write the name by hand instead of a misspelling.

Will a school photo fit in the photo box?

Yes. The photo box is at least 2.6 × 3.6 inches on every level and paper size, so a 2.5 × 3.5 inch wallet-size school photo fits with room to spare. Print at Actual size (100%) — the PDF asks your printer for that — so the box is not shrunk.

Is there a Star of the Week or Student of the Month certificate?

This page makes posters, not awards — for a certificate, use our free certificate maker, which includes a Student of the Month award and prints one certificate per name from a class list.

Are my students' names saved or shared?

No. Names only print on the sheet. The PDF is made in your browser, and names are never added to a copied share link, to the file name, or to our analytics.