Use our ocean-themed All About Me Glyph Activity Get to know your students and create a fish-tastic classroom display.
‘Welcome to our School’ – An All About Me Glyph Activity
Start the school year by learning more about your students with our all-about-me glyph! This engaging All About Me Glyph Activity is perfect for day one or the first week of school, giving students a fun way to share information about their interests, hobbies, and personal preferences. By following simple prompts, students can create a colorful, personalized representation of themselves while building excitement for the year ahead.

A Fun Fish Glyph for Ocean-Themed Classrooms!
This fun fish glyph activity guides students through a series of prompts on the glyph checklist. Each checklist section corresponds to a numbered section on the fish template. Students follow the directions to color, draw, or decorate each section according to their personal information, favourite activities, or interests. The result is a brightly colored, eye-catching, and utterly unique fish that reflects each of your students’ individuality.
Download and Print This Getting to Know You Glyph Activity
This Getting to Know You glyph activity will surely be a hit in your classroom, and it only takes a single click to get ready for your students. To get your copy, click the Download button to download the PDF resource file. From there, we recommend making a copy of the fish cutout for your students and projecting the instructions on the board for everyone to see and follow.
More Under the Sea Activities and Printables for Ocean-Themed Classrooms
Are you creating an Under-the-Sea Theme in your classroom this year? Do you want to go all out and bring your theme into every aspect of the new school year? We can help with that! Make sure you check out more of our under-the-sea activities and printables for ocean-themed classrooms. Below are just a few of our favorites!
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