Back to School Science Activities – First Week of School Science All About Me

This no-prep, back to school Science About Me activity is a fun and personal way for students to share about themselves and how science is connected to their everyday lives. Students will love sharing all about the science related to them in these cute Science Selfie Phones.
⭐⭐ Editable text allows you to personalize for your classroom ⭐⭐
Each Science About Me screen prompts students to write or draw something related to science that describes themselves.
Display the completed version on your classroom bulletin board or in the hall for a fantastic display of student work.

Content reviewed in the activity: (Editable to fit your content)
Types of scientists
Energy flow in food webs
Measuring length in cm
Forms of energy and uses of energy
Inherited traits and learned behaviors

NOTE: You will need to provide students with a centimeter measuring tape.

What teachers like you are saying about this resource:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tricia T. says, “My students loved making this. My principal complimented the finished work. Thank you for making a back to school activity so aligned with science and fun :)”.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Catherine J. says, “My 5th graders really enjoyed this activity at the beginning of the year. The final products look great on display in the hall!”.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathleen N. says, “This was a great getting to know the SCIENCE you for the beginning of the year! My kids loved it!”.

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