A Simple Activity to Help Kids Explore Who They Are

Use this printable activity to help kids think about their interests, identity, and what makes them unique in a way that feels natural and age-appropriate.

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An educational illustrated worksheet titled "My Personal & Social Wheels" with two pie charts. The first pie chart labeled "Personal Identities" includes segments for "Fav Color: Violet," "I Like Pizza," and "I Bike Everywhere." The second pie chart labeled "Social Identities" includes segments for "Black African," "My Pronouns: They/Them," and "Differently Abled." Text provides instructions for using the wheels to explore personal and social identities.

How to use this: Sit down together and fill in the wheels Let kids choose what feels important to them Use it as a starting point for conversation not a right answer activity

What this helps with:

A circular icon with a gradient background from green to blue to purple, featuring a white checkmark in the center.
Gradient abstract background with shades of teal, blue, and purple
A colorful gradient with shades of green, blue, and purple, forming a smooth transition across the image.

Building confidence and self-understanding

Giving kids language for identity and belonging

Creating easy, meaningful conversations

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