Free Printable All About Me DIY Puzzles for Preschoolers

To use: Print out the body outlines found near the end of this post.

Have your child color the picture and draw the eyes, ears, mouth, nose and hair as well. This is a perfect time to check your child’s knowledge of body parts!

If your child is not ready for drawing the details, you can draw it for them asking them to show you were each piece belongs.

Then, cut the paper into a few pieces. Depending on the skill level of your child, you may try cutting it in two vertically first. We started with three pieces and on our second puzzle we did four. A more skilled child may be able to handle more pieces. Four ended up being the perfect number for Shiloh.

You could also use some magazines and cut out various body parts and have your child glue them onto the outline and then create a puzzle for some crazy, mixed up fun.

And, of course, while you are at it be sure to sing a few rounds of “Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes”. That happens to be one of Shiloh’s favorite songs right now, except she calls it “Eyes” because she likes the last line so much.

Learning “All About Me” is a difficult topic for Shiloh because she doesn’t understand the concept of her own name (she understands it’s what we call her, but in 4 1/2 years she has never said her own name), but continued practice with activities like these will help her down the path to understanding!

Back-to-School Activities You’ll Love:

• School Theme Missing Numbers Task Cards
• School Scavenger Hunt
• School Supply Play Dough Mats

For more All About Me themed activities:

• Erase Me Rhyming Activity
• Spell Your Name Sensory Bin
• Learning Names in Preschool with ALL 5 Senses!
• Scratch and Sniff Names
• All About Me Math Race
• Build my name