All about my mom: questions, interview, why I love her

A fill-in sheet a teacher hands out before Mother's Day. The child writes what their mother likes, answers an interview with numbered questions, or writes why they love her, and draws her portrait in the frame. Each sheet has a titled header and empty lines for the answers. Watercolor, flat color and line art styles. Type a different heading or language, such as Spanish, and the same layout carries it.

• a classroom activity before Mother's Day
• a family keepsake a child fills in each year
• a school family-week homework page
• a page to give with a Mother's Day card

Frequently asked questions

What is on each of the three sheets?

The question sheet has prompts such as her name and her favorite food, the interview sheet has five numbered questions with two answer lines each, and the reasons sheet has a large heart to draw in and three ruled lines.

Is there room to draw a portrait?

Yes. Each sheet has an empty frame for the child's drawing, left clear of sample text.

Can the language change?

Yes. Type a different language, such as Spanish, and the same layout carries it.

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