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My Identity Iceberg

This free identity iceberg is ideal for exploring identity, perception, diversity, prejudice and individuality with your students. This identity activity involves exploring visible and 'below the surface' identity markers. The identity worksheet is also a useful stimulus for class conversations about individuality, personality and identity.

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Rating: ★★★★★ (4.6/5 based on 5 reviews)
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Customer Reviews

★★★★ ☆ Ann V.2/17/2026

Great grab-and-go resource to help students visualize what hides beneath what others can see.

★★★★★ Veronica M.12/7/2022

The Identity Iceberg is a great resource for developing an understanding of our own identities and recognizing how we may or may not be aware of the identities of others. The discussion prompted by this activity can help students build empathy and understanding for others with different identities and lived experiences.

★★★★★ Suzanne B.11/9/2022

This worked perfectly for my students as a journal entry early in the year. Could be a springboard to a poetry assignment, character assessments in novels, and much more.

★★★★ ☆ Pearce Things4/18/2022

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★★★★★ Rebecca Seering4/3/2022

My students completed this page after I taught a lesson on Gender Identities. This activity allowed many different avenues for completion. Some students drew pictures, some students wrote their ideas and some made a collage.