Self-introduction for first-grade children Part 1:

Hello everyone, my name is Jiajia, I am 6 and a half years old this year. I am a kind and cute little girl who is willing to help others. I like sports, such as skipping rope and riding a bicycle, because they can exercise my body and help me grow taller. In addition, I also like painting, doing handicrafts and playing Go. My paintings have been exhibited in Jinan Art Museum. My dream is to be a Go master when I grow up and bring honor to my country. I hope everyone likes me, thank you.

Self-introduction for first-grade children Part 2:

Hello, teachers and students, my name is __, I am __ years old this year, I am very happy to meet you in __ Class. I am a lively and cute little boy. My personality is a bit stubborn. I like to stick to my own ideas when things go wrong, because my mother said that you have to believe in yourself to succeed. I usually like to draw and paint myself with beautiful colors. I have a small world, and I am always full of curiosity about fun and interesting things. I like to ask questions. I also like to make friends. I hope that we can all become friends, live in harmony, and study and play happily together. I have a dream to grow up. I want to be an astronaut and explore the magical space like Uncle Zhai Zhigang. For my ideal, I will study hard now and be an excellent primary school student. I hope everyone can like me. Thank you!

Self-introduction for first-grade children Part 3:

My name is Wu Kangqi, I am eight years old this year, and I am a boy. My hair is yellow, my ears are big, and my nose is as flat as Sanmao's nose. I like playing basketball, football, and table tennis. I also like fishing. My favorite is swimming. I remember the first time I swam in the ocean. Because I couldn't swim, I drank a lot of water. The sea water was very salty. I couldn't help but ask my dad: "Why is the sea water so salty?" My dad was helpless and didn't know much, so he didn't answer. When I went swimming for the second time, my father bought me a swimming ring. I couldn't swim at first, so my father said to me: "Learn slowly, don't be too anxious." I listened to my father's words and after I With unremitting efforts, I finally learned to swim. I understand a truth: Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing can do it.