Helping Every Child Feel Seen, Understood, and Included
Browse our free printable resources designed to support children, families, and educators at home and in the classroom.
All About Me – Teacher Introduction Page
Starting a new school year can bring a mix of excitement and uncertainty for both children and educators. This editable All About Me page is designed to help introduce your child to their teacher, para, and support team in a meaningful way.
Share your child's strengths, interests, favorite things, how they learn best, what supports them when they're feeling overwhelmed, and the strategies that help them succeed. By giving educators a better understanding of your child from the very beginning, you can help create a smoother transition into the school year.
This resource also encourages open communication between families and school staff, allowing everyone to work together to support your child in a way that is personalized, compassionate, and proactive.
Simply use the link below to customize the template in Canva, print it, and share it with your child's school team before or at the start of the school year.
My School – School Introduction Page
Preparing for a new school year starts with helping your child feel comfortable and familiar with the people and places they'll see each day. This editable My School page is designed to make that transition a little easier.
Add photos of your child's teacher, para, classroom, playground, cafeteria, therapy spaces, or any other important places they'll visit throughout the day. Reviewing these familiar faces and locations before school begins can help build confidence, reduce anxiety, and create a sense of predictability.
Customize the template in Canva (use the link below), print it, and laminate it for repeated use at home. Looking through it together before the first day of school—and whenever your child needs a reminder—can help them feel more prepared, secure, and excited for the year ahead.
This resource is a simple way to support smoother transitions while encouraging a positive partnership between home and school.