All About Me Worksheet
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All About Me Worksheet
📚 Part 1: Health Choices
WALT: We are learning to identify healthy choices for our body and mind.
Success criteria: I can choose healthy foods and habits and explain one reason why.
Differentiation: Read questions aloud, use picture prompts for students who need support.
Extension: Compare two snacks and explain which is healthier and why in one sentence.
Dyslexia-friendly: Short sentences, clear spacing, read-aloud option available.
✏️ Part 2: About Me & My Plan
WALT: We are learning to describe our own healthy habits and make a simple plan.
Success criteria: I can name a healthy food, a mental health habit, and write one small goal for this week.
Differentiation: Provide sentence starters or scribe responses; allow verbal responses recorded by teacher.
Extension: Track your chosen habit for a week and record results on the next sheet.
Dyslexia-friendly: Use high-contrast print, read-aloud, and shorter answer boxes.
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