About-Me Sheets to Print: Teens, Adults and Kids

Questions about you, with lines to write on.

33 pages

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All About Me Questions for Kids to Print96 questions a child answers about themselves, in 3 levels from pre-K to grade 5, with a first-day sheet and a birthday interview. Every question prints with a line to write on.
All About Me Questions for Teens and Adults150 questions about you in 8 groups, each with a sample answer under a cover. Lock the ones you like and print: every closed cover becomes a line to write on.
Best Questions to Ask a Police Officer100 questions for a police officer: a starter set, funny ones, the shift and the station, the patrol car and the gear, training, a class visit, and a set for a detective.
Fun Questions to Ask a Chef87 questions for a chef: a fun set, the kitchen and the line, a dish from idea to plate, training and first jobs, home cooking, and a class visit.
Fun Questions to Ask an Entrepreneur84 questions for someone who started a business: a fun set, the idea, the first customer, mistakes and what they taught, a normal week, and starting out.
Funny Questions to Ask a Firefighter90 questions for a firefighter: a funny set, the station and the shift, the engine and the gear, a call from start to finish, training, and a class visit.
Funny Questions to Ask an Athlete96 questions for an athlete: a funny set, training and rest, game day, setbacks and comebacks, a college or high school athlete, a professional, and a school visit.
Funny Questions to Ask Santa Claus86 questions for Santa: twenty funny ones, the sleigh, the reindeer, the workshop and the elves, the big night, and a set for a visit or a letter.
Funny Questions to Ask Your Principal80 questions for a school principal: a funny set, the job and the school day, rules and why, their own school years, and a set for the school paper.

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Get to Know Employees Questionnaire60 optional questions in 6 groups for a new or current employee: recognition, treats, work style, strengths, fun facts and team life.
Good Questions to Ask a Farmer102 questions for a farmer or a rancher: good ones to start with, the animals, the crops, tractors, a day and the seasons, a ranch, and a farm visit.
Good Questions to Ask a Pilot103 questions for a pilot: good ones to start with, the cockpit, takeoff and landing, weather and the sky, training, hard ones, and a class visit.
Good Questions to Ask a Zoo Keeper104 questions for a zoo keeper: good ones to start with, feeding time, the animals, cleaning and enclosures, training and checkups, interesting ones, and a zoo trip.
Good Questions to Ask Dance Choreographers124 questions for a choreographer or a dancer: making a dance, class and the stage, a professional, a ballet, a flamenco and an older dancer, and a class visit.
Interesting Questions to Ask Actors92 questions for an actor or an actress: an interesting set, lines and rehearsal, stage and screen, costumes and props, a funny set, and a drama class.
Questions to Ask a College Roommate80 questions two new college roommates answer together: who brings what, sleep, study and noise, guests, cleaning and what to do when something bothers you.
Questions to Ask a Comedian87 questions for a comedian: good ones to start with, writing a joke, the first time on stage, a joke that failed, the road, and a set for a drama or speech class.
Questions to Ask a Curator89 questions for a museum curator: the job, how an object is chosen, behind the scenes, labels and hanging a show, the oldest and oddest things, and a museum visit.
Questions to Ask a Filmmaker114 questions for a filmmaker: good ones to start with, the idea and the script, the shoot, editing and sound, documentaries, independent and experimental films, student films, and a class visit.
Questions to Ask a Fisherman105 questions for a fisherman: good ones to start with, the boat, nets and lines, weather and tides, the catch, an early start, and a harbor or lake visit.
Questions to Ask a Librarian91 questions for a librarian: the job, how books are chosen and shelved, funny ones and odd requests, favorite books, a college library, and a class visit.
Questions to Ask a Music Artist78 questions for any musician: writing and arranging, practice, the stage and the road, the studio, starting out, and a funny set.
Questions to Ask a Park Ranger87 questions for a park ranger: good ones to start with, the animals, the trails, a day in the park, weather and seasons, and a field trip.
Questions to Ask a Playwright92 questions for a playwright: good ones to start with, deep ones, the idea and the first draft, dialogue, rehearsal to opening night, and a drama class.
Questions to Ask an Architect About Their Job92 questions for an architect: the job, a building from sketch to site, models and drawings, favorite buildings, a funny set, and a class visit.
Questions to Ask an Author100 questions for an author: a starter set, where ideas come from, the desk and the day, characters and names, editing, fun ones, and a school or library visit.
Questions to Ask Animators86 questions for an animator: good ones to start with, how a character moves, the tools, a shot from storyboard to screen, drawing every day, and an art class.
Questions to Ask Astronauts96 questions for an astronaut: top ones to start with, launch, floating, eating and sleeping, the view, training, and coming home.
Questions to Ask Your Classmates96 questions one student asks another in a partner interview, in three grade bands from 2 to 12, with a first-week set. Each prints with a line to write on.
Questions to Ask Your Grandparents120 questions a grandchild asks a grandparent, from school then to the family's story, with 30 picked for a school history project. Each prints with a line to write on.
Questions to Ask Your Kids About You124 questions a child answers about a grown-up: a parent, a grandparent or a teacher. Print the sheet, ask each one aloud and write down exactly what they say.
Questions to Ask Your Local Mayor86 questions for a mayor: the job, a day at city hall, streets and parks, how a decision is made, the town itself, and a class visit.
Questions to Ask Your Role Model123 questions for a role model interview: good ones to start with, growing up, personal ones, setbacks, what they stand for, advice, a career role model, and a woman you look up to.

An all about me sheet is a page of questions that one person answers in their own handwriting, then hands in, pins up or keeps. The slow part is choosing questions that suit the person holding the pen, so each page here is written for one kind of writer.

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One is for teens and adults who are joining a team, starting a journal or filling a quiet hour. One is for kids from pre-K to grade 5, sorted by how much they can read and write. One turns the interview around, so a child answers questions about a parent, a grandparent or a teacher. Others are interviews, from a grandparent to a chef or a firefighter. On every page you lock the questions you like, replace the rest, and print. Each question prints with a line under it. Nothing is typed into the page, so no answer is stored anywhere.

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