All About Me Bag
Ava ChenBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenBack-to-school sharing
All About Me Bag Generator
Send home a simple bag activity that helps students share who they are. Make bag labels, family letters, sharing cards, reminders, and a teacher tracker from one class list.
Paper bag activityFamily letterStudent sharingLow-ink option
Oak Hill Elementary
All About Me Bag Labels
Room 12 Kindergarten
Ms. Rivera
All About Me Bag
Ben MillerBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Carlos RiveraBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Dina PatelBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Eli JohnsonBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Fatima AliBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Grace KimBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Henry BrownBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenOak Hill Elementary
All About Me Bag Labels
Room 12 Kindergarten
Ms. Rivera
All About Me Bag
Ivy SmithBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Jack WilsonBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Lena ParkBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenAll About Me Bag
Mateo GarciaBring 3 small things by Friday, August 16.
Kindergarten · Room 12 KindergartenPlan the sharing activity
Choose the take-home and classroom pages you will use
Paste the class list, set the return date, and choose bag labels, a family letter, student planning cards, a no-bag activity, or a teacher sharing tracker.
Prepare the activity
- Choose the first page families or students need, then turn on only the supporting pages you will use.
- Add the return date, safe-item directions, sharing prompts, and a no-bag option when needed.
- Review student names and the sharing schedule before printing the class set.
Choose the page
Bag labels and family letter
Use these when students will take a bag, folder, or envelope home.
Share card and checklist
Use these to help students choose items and plan what they will say.
No-bag activity
Use a drawing or writing page when bringing objects from home is not practical.
Sharing tracker
Use the teacher sheet and schedule to spread presentations across several days.
Keep the activity inclusive
Offer a no-object choice
Allow a drawing, written response, or classroom-created page instead of items from home.
Avoid private prompts
Ask about interests and preferences without requiring family, financial, medical, or personal disclosure.
Set safe-item limits
Exclude fragile, valuable, sharp, food, medication, or otherwise restricted items.
Limit sharing time
Use a few students per day so every student has enough time without taking over the whole schedule.
Other first-week tools
All About Me Bag questions
Can I print a class set of bag labels?
Yes. Paste one student per line and choose Bag labels.
Can I make a no-bag version?
Yes. Choose the no-bag activity so students can draw or write instead of bringing objects.
Can I create a sharing schedule?
Yes. Choose the sharing tracker and add days beside student names when you already know the schedule.
What should families avoid sending?
Use your school rules and exclude fragile, valuable, sharp, food, medication, private, or otherwise restricted items.