Elementary School Oral Communication Games (by date, latest first)

MESSY BEDROOM Elementary PE Gym Team Game Teamwork, Cooperation, Communication

MESSY BEDROOM is a must-have activity for any elementary PE curriculum. Get your elementary students energized and engaged with this TEAMWORK, COOPERATION and COMMUNICATION game.

Designed by and for physical education teachers, this exciting activity puts a fun, fast-paced twist on the classic game of The Floor is Lava.

Students will love the challenge of this strategy and teamwork game which also gives them plenty of opportunity to work on their balance and locomotor skills.

This easy-to-play partner or small group team game is always a big hit and my fifth grade students love this game just as much as my kindergarten students because it is non-stop action and loads of fun!

Bring the excitement of this dynamic team game to your classroom and watch your students have a blast while learning important PE skills!

This resource includes:

-Eye Catching One Page Easy-to-Follow MESSY BEDROOM Lesson Plan (Perfect for easily giving to a substitute teacher, although with this game I would not, lol)

-Diagram of Game Set-Up and Play

Perfect for Students in Grades K-5

Be sure to check out my other fun and unique Elementary and Middle School PE Resources and Lesson Plans.

You can also find me at: love2teachandlearn.com

Thanks for stopping by today! Have a Blessed and Beautiful Day!

Mrs. T.

Are you looking for a fun resource to get your young learners identifying feelings? This fun bundle contains 3 resource packs that introduce our young learners to the Feeling Monsters! The Feeling Monsters in this resource are so adorable your children will want to get to know them!

☀️This identifying feelings bundle includes so much! Please DOWNLOAD the preview and see!☀️ Save $ with this BUNDLE!

Resource 1: Identifying Feelings: Feeling Monsters

What’s Included?

✯Detailed product description with ideas & instructions on how to make the most out of these activities.

✯ Identifying Feelings Read Aloud PowerPoint Story ▻that introduces us to our 12 Feeling Monsters. These gorgeous characters describe what it is like to feel that emotion and use scenarios to further illustrate what is happening. They engage our children by asking questions to help make links to our own individual experiences.

▻Have you felt this way before?

▻What can we do when we feel this way?

The 12 emotions depicted are:

• Frustrated
• Confused
• Scared
• Nervous
• Happy
• Sad
• Calm
• Excited
• Silly
• Surprised
• Sorry
• Tired

✯ 12 My Feeling Monsters Description Cards:

These may be displayed in the classroom to reinforce and remind the children of the different characters.

✯ My Feelings Monster Recording Sheet: (2 Versions - one with lines for writing and one without)

What is your monster feeling today? Why is your monster feeling this way? Draw and Color.

✯ All About My Feeling Monsters:

Create a take-home book about our feeling monsters for your children to fill in and take home.

*Cover page & 12 Feeling Monsters pages included*

✯ My Feelings Stick Puppets:

These feeling monster stick puppets are a fun way to encourage our young learners to develop an understanding of feelings and emotions.

✯ How Do You Feel Emotions Chart:

Display this chart in the classroom to encourage children to connect and check-in.

How do you feel today?

Resource 2: Inference Pictures with Questions

Get your children identifying feelings and emotions using these 14 fun monster inference picture cards. Each scene encourages children to identify common feelings and emotions using the clues in the pictures to draw conclusions.

Each inference picture card has a set of questions to get children thinking and talking.

• What’s happening in the picture?
• How does the monster feel?
• Why are they feeling that way?
• How do you know that?

Use these inference picture cards with a small group, in pairs, or individually to help develop empathy and understanding when it comes to other’s feelings and emotions.

The feelings and emotions depicted in the cards are:

▻Happy

▻Silly

▻Sick

▻Confused

▻Excited

▻Nervous

▻Scared

▻Sad

▻Sorry

▻Angry

▻Shocked

▻Calm

▻Interested

▻Bored

▻Frustrated

Resource 3: Feeling Monsters - Identifying Feelings Games

Are you looking for identifying feelings games to encourage your young learners to identify different feelings and emotions? These 4 games will be a great addition to your social-emotional learning curriculum. Perfect for our young learners, these vibrant Feeling Monsters will engage them as they practice identifying feelings through engaging in these identifying feelings activities.

✯ Game 1: How Do I Feel?

Three different ways to use these cards to reinforce identifying feelings. The children may act out the feeling, describe the feeling or match the Feeling Monsters.

15 Feeling Monster Cards included: (Color & B&W)

Happy Sick Silly Sorry Angry

Sad Confused Calm Tired Scared

Frustrated Excited Nervous Bored

Shocked

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

✯ Game 2: Match the Feeling (Color & B&W)

36 Identifying Feelings Scenarios

This game invites children to listen to common scenarios that may arise at school, at home, or on the playground and match a Feeling Monster to that scenario.

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

✯ Game 3: Feeling Monsters Bingo (Color & B&W)

2 Different ways to play!

We all love a quick game of BINGO! The teacher calls out a Feeling Monster. The children identify the Feeling Monster and shout BINGO when they have 3 in a row or when they have all the Feeling Monsters identified.

✯ Game 4: Feeling Monster- Go Fish! (Only in Color)

12 Feeling Monster Families

Each ‘Family’ contains 3 different colors (red, blue & green)

This fun twist on Go Fish encourages the children to work towards building a Monster Family. A fun way to reinforce identifying feelings with friends.

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

Gratitude Group Activities:

FREE Gratitude Activity for Preschoolers: 20-Day Gratitude Challenge Poster

Gratitude Activity for Preschoolers (PowerPoint Story & Activities)Gratitude Jar

Speaking and Listening Activities:

Activities for speaking and Listening: Early Years

Classroom Posters: Speaking and Listening Rules

Speaking and Listening Skills for Preschoolers

Identifying Feelings & Emotions:

Identifying Feelings and Emotions: Sadness (PowerPoint Story & Activities)

Identifying Feelings and Emotions: Inference Pictures

Calm Down Techniques for Preschoolers

Classroom Posters: Identifying Emotions

Identifying Feelings Worksheets

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Empathy Task Cards

Empathy Sorting Activity

What's Wrong with This Picture:

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

What's Wrong With This Picture? Silly Scenes

End of Year:

My Preschool Memory Book

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Are you looking for identifying feelings games to encourage your young learners to identify different feelings and emotions? These 4 games will be a great addition to your social-emotional learning curriculum. Perfect for our young learners, these vibrant Feeling Monsters will engage them as they practice identifying feelings through engaging in these identifying feelings activities.

✯ Game 1: How Do I Feel?

Three different ways to use these cards to reinforce identifying feelings. The children may act out the feeling, describe the feeling or match the Feeling Monsters.

15 Feeling Monster Cards included: (Color & B&W)

• Happy
• Sick
• Silly
• Sorry
• Angry
• Sad
• Confused
• Calm
• Tired
• Scared
• Frustrated
• Excited
• Nervous
• Bored
• Shocked

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

✯ Game 2: Match the Feeling (Color & B&W)

36 Identifying Feelings Scenarios

This game invites children to listen to common scenarios that may arise at school, at home or on the playground and match a Feeling Monster to that scenario.

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

✯ Game 3: Feeling Monsters Bingo (Color & B&W)

2 Different ways to play!

We all love a quick game of BINGO! The teacher calls out a Feeling Monster. The children identify the Feeling Monster and shout BINGO when they have 3 in a row or when they have all the Feeling Monsters identified.

✯ Game 4: Feeling Monster- Go Fish! (Only in Color)

12 Feeling Monster Families

Each ‘Family’ contains 3 different colors (red, blue & green)

This fun twist on Go Fish encourages the children to work towards building a Monster Family. A fun way to reinforce identifying feelings with friends.

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

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This Describing Emotions Bundle includes six useful games and resources that can be used in small groups or as whole group guidance activities. Lesson plans are not included in any of the downloads.

Six Activities Included:

Activity #1- Describing Emotions.

What are Emotions? Explanation through posters and a worksheet.

Session #1

Activity #2- Discussing Emotions.

Students are asked to recall and describe emotional scenarios they have previously encountered. This process links arbitrary emotions with situations they have experienced. It makes the emotions understandable and relatable.

Session #2

Activity #3- Working With Emotions.

Understanding your own emotions. Students are given situations and asked to identify the emotions the situation would evoke.

Session #3

Activity #4- The Effects of Emotions.

Students learn that their emotions impact others and that other’s emotions impact them.

Session #4

Activity #5- Recognizing Other’s Emotions.

Walk a Mile in other people’s shoes as we discover how situations affect other people and start to develop empathy.

Session #5

Activity #6- Understanding All Emotions

The board game! Students solidify their understanding of emotions while playing a shoots and ladders type board game.

Session #6

To create these games you will need a printer, laminator (optional), scissors, and a few spare minutes.

I hope your students love this small group program as much as my students did!

Mrs. Bell

The Crafty Counselor

This download does not include a detailed lesson plan. This is six games that can be used in succession to build upon one another.

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Describing Emotions Bundle by Mrs. Bell, The Crafty Counselor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

*Depending on student abilities, this may not be useful for 1st or 5th graders.

Graphics: @Charlotte Braddock 2013

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Need icebreaker games or getting-to-know-you activities for your elementary school students? These six highly engaging icebreakers and getting-to-know-you activities are perfect for your classroom or office. 

Ideal for small group or individual use, the six included getting to know you games are an amazing, low-pressure way to build rapport and better get to know your students. 

Break the ice, reduce tension, and build relationships with these cute activities. 

Here’s What’s Included:

SEVEN Getting to Know You Icebreaker Games and Activities 

• Feed the Monsters Feeling Check In
• Build a S'more While You Learn S'more!
• Out of All The Creatures In the Sea, You Have a Question For Me?
• Rank these Statements - Banana Cards
• Flower Cards - Rank these Statements 
• Rank these Statements - Car Cards
• Would You Rather?

Build rapport with students, laugh over an icebreaker game, and strengthen relationships with these engaging getting-to-know-you activities!

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stacy V. says, “These are so cute and creative. My students loved using Hot Wheels cars to respond with. Questions are great and cover an array of topics to get to know your student.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathy G. says, “I am so excited to use these in counseling. They are so colorful and engaging.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Caralyn W. says, “These are going to be great for building rapport and getting to know my students! Thanks so much!”

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• How to Make a Friend Interactive Book
• Friendship Book (Friend or Frenemy)
• Will You Help Flip the Turtle?

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Need social skills activities for elementary students that promote social-emotional learning and teach emotional regulation skills? Look no further; here are 130+ diverse resources designed to help you address student concerns and take your elementary school counseling program to the next level!

Download the entire Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor store! It's filled with creative, highly engaging lessons, games, and activities geared toward supporting the social-emotional learning and personal growth of your students. Have access to over 140 (and growing) diverse resources now!

This school counseling curriculum storewide bundle currently contains over 130 crafty lessons & activities that will support your student’s academic, personal, and social-emotional needs. The included social skills activities and games will help children learn emotional regulation skills, coping strategies, anger management strategies & SO MUCH MORE!

These activities are ideal for individual counseling sessions, small group counseling curriculums, classroom guidance lessons, teacher use in the classroom, and calm down corners…the list of possible uses for these resources is never-ending!

This is a growing bundle that currently includes all of Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor’s products at a very steep 50% discount. As a growing bundle, it means that the price will increase each time that I add a new product until I reach TeachShare’s 400-paid products cap for a bundle listing. Once the maximum of 400 products has been reached, no more resources will be added to this bundle, and it will no longer be considered a growing bundle. 

Buy today! *Have access to up to 400 products in the future! 

Included are creative counseling lessons, SEL activities, and self-regulation resources for busy educators. This is your one-stop spot for counselors and teachers looking for creative, interactive SEL resources for students.

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The Board Game! Teach students how to recognize and respond to emotional situations. Included: 8x10 Game Board 60 Double-Sided Situation Cards Game Guidelines Game Pieces You will need a single dice to play. After teaching each emotion (sad, uneasy, surprised, angry, disgusted, and happy) play this game with your student or small group. Follow the game guidelines and enjoy playing this game with your students. Assembly: Print pages 7-16, double-sided, on cardstock. Laminate for extra durability. When cards speak of emotion words, they are referring to the words used on the posters in the first lesson “Teaching Emotions”. Refer to this if you are teaching the two lessons in conjunction with one another. If you are not, simply ask the student to provide synonyms for the emotions they are describing. Example: Emotion is sad. Emotion words could be blue, upset, fragile, unhappy, down, etc. There are two types of game pieces; flat and pop up. To create the flat pieces, cut on the dotted lines. To create the pop ups, cut on the dotted lines and fold on the solid lines. Feel free to substitute anything you would like for the game pieces. You could use coins, chips, the possibilities are endless, get creative! Game Rules: All players pick a game piece and begin in square #1: The first player rolls a single dice and moves the appropriate amount of spaces (1-6). If they land in a space that does not have a chameleon in it, the next person takes a turn. If they land on a space that has a chameleon on a flower vine, (example space #4, #7, #11, #15, #23, #26, #30, #34, #42), they pick a Situation Card from the pile. They read the situation out loud, and answer all of the questions (one to three questions per Situation Card). If they answer all questions correctly, they follow the worms to a higher space, closer to the food bowl (and the winners circle). If they answer incorrectly they stay put. If they land on a space that has a chameleon on a tree branch, (example space #9, #13, #20, #27, #31, #36, #45, #46) they automatically slide down to the lower level. They then pick a Situation Card, if they answer all parts correctly, they get another turn and roll the dice again. The game is over when someone reaches the winner’s circle. I hope your students have a BLAST with this game!! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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The Discussion Game! Students remember and discuss how they have handled emotional situations in the past. Game Rules: One at a time, students pick a card. They tell a story based on what color card they choose. If they chose: Yellow chameleon, they tell a story about a time they had joy, when they were happy. Blue chameleon, tell a story about a time they felt sad. Red chameleon, a time they were angry. Green chameleon, when they were disgusted. Orange chameleon, a time they were surprised. Purple, a time they were fearful. If they pick a chameleon with no color, they can tell a story about any emotion they desire. I hope your students love this! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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Are you in search of SEL icebreaker games and activities for your morning meetings or when getting to know new students? This cute SEL icebreaker game is perfect for breaking the ice with small groups, new students, classroom guidance lessons, or as a getting to know you activity. 

Build a S'more While You Learn S'more forces children to step outside their comfort zone and interact with others. Have endless fun with this resource when using it as a get to know me activity, back to school resource, icebreaker activity, small group activity, or rapport-building game!

Included in Download:

• 45 Grahmn Cracker Cards
• 27 Marshmallow Cards
• 27 Chocolate Cards
• 9 Tell Me S'more Free Passes

Use this SEL icebreaker game to help foster positive interactions among your students! Students will feel relaxed and at ease as they answer questions and "build" a s'more with their new friends. 

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lynell M. says, "This has been an AWESOME ice breaker! Thanks SO much!! I needed something that was easy to use and transport as I am between 7 buildings."

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jacquwlinw R. says, "I love this activity because it is a non-confrontational way to build rapport. Can't wait to use it with my patients!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ WW says, "The s'more theme is perfect for back to school! I modified the game a bit to use with younger students by placing them in groups and reading the questions out loud to the whole class. They then answered the questions within their small group."

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Emotion Feeling Expression Puzzle Game Cards for Kindergarten

This engaging and educational resource is designed to help young learners identify and understand their emotions.

The game includes 16 emotions( Happy, Sad, Angry, Excited, Disappointed, Shy, Bored, Curious, Embarrassed, Offended, Sleepy, Scared, Silly, Proud, Confused and Surprised), each presented with 8 relatable prompts.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify and express a variety of emotions
• Develop emotional vocabulary
• Understand that different situations can trigger different emotions.

How to Play:

1. Print and laminate the emotion cards.
2. Cut out the cards along the dotted lines.
3. Mix up the cards and place them face down.
4. Players take turns flipping over two cards.

This resource can be used in a variety of settings, including:

• Homeschooling
• Early childhood classrooms
• Counseling centers
• Special education settings

I hope my products bring value to you and that your kids find joy in them as well :)❤️

You've asked and I've listened. This mega bundle is now available in a zipped format, and you can find that here. If you prefer not to use a Google Drive for your files, head this way!

If you teach Core French (FSL) to grades 4-8 and struggle to engage, interest and get them excited about French, then this is the bundle for you. It contains every single Core French product from my store.

My students have been known as low-level and require high levels of engagement. My products match that and are ready to be used, require no prep and are quick and easy to project and GO.

Check out the preview to see what you'll get from this mega bundle which will cover you for the year!

This 6-page resource has 4 pages of cut-out animal cards (48 in total), an explanation slide for teachers and a visual prompt for students that I like projecting during the activity as a reminder and revision before the activity.

I teach Core French to low-level middle schoolers who need engaging, highly visual, loud, movement-heavy activities to participate and get into it and all of my Core French products fit this demographic.

Here are some others for you to check out!

⭐️ Mon café Starbucks / My Starbucks Café!

⭐️ Mon pizza party! / My Pizza Party!

⭐️Mon animal perdu! / My Lost Pet

⭐️ Je vous présente... / Presenting...

⭐️ Prof du jour / Teacher of the Day

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This no-prep Weekend Chat Find Someone Who Spanish Worksheet Activity is the perfect icebreaker activity the morning students return from the weekend. Your students can practice their speaking and listening skills in Spanish while talking about things they did over the weekend. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various themed categories, such as "find someone who stayed up really late."

✨Save 30% with the Find Someone Who Growing Bundle!✨

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What's included:

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in (one title in Spanish and one title in English)
• Editable text boxes in Google Slides so you can change the phrases/directions to fit the needs of your own class

Some examples included:

• Find someone who cleaned their room.
• Find someone who stayed at home all weekend.
• Find someone who spent time with their friends.

More Find Someone Who Resources:

Back to School

After Fall Break

After Winter Break

After Spring Break

End of the Year

*Note this product may be used in brick and mortar classes as well as virtual systems like Outschool

Welcome students back from the weekend with this find someone who printable game! This icebreaker is perfect for any weekend or for any longer weekends like Labor day, Memorial Day, MLK day, good Friday, and more! This activity is made for students in 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, and high school. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various weekend activity-themed categories, such as "find someone who stayed up all night."

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What's included:

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in

Some examples included:

• Find someone who ordered pizza
• Find someone who played video games
• Find someone who went to a different city

More Find Someone Who Resources:

Back to School

After Thanksgiving Break

After Winter Break

After Spring Break

End of Year

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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with this find someone who game! Perfect as a no-prep Saint Patrick's Day party game, brain break, icebreaker, morning meeting activity or classroom spring activity in your kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade and fourth grade classes. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various St. Patrick's Day themed categories, such as "find someone who wishes they could find a pot of gold."

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What's included:

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in
• Editable Google Slides file (option with and without clipart)

Some examples included:

• Find someone who wishes they could find a pot of gold.
• Find someone who has eaten green food today.
• Find someone who can write a limerick poem.

More Saint Patrick's Day Resources:

Would You Rather

Zoomed In

Scavenger Hunt

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Use this free no-prep After Spring Break Stand Up Spanish Activity to welcome your students after spring break or Easter break. Use this digital resource as an icebreaker the morning students return from spring break, morning meeting activity or brain break! Students will love standing up or sitting down depending on their answer to the themed slides, such as "stand up if you played with a pet."

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What's Included:

• 3 stand up game slides
• Directions slide

Sample Slides:

• Stand up if you ate pizza.
• Stand up if you played with a pet.
• Stand up if you planted something.

Need more Spanish resources? Click the links below:

Spanish After Spring Break Stand Up Game

Spanish After Spring Break Find Someone Who

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Need a no-prep engaging ice breaker activity to end this school year with a bang? This interactive and engaging before summer break game is designed to help your students reflect on their academic accomplishments and experiences throughout the school year as well as share exciting plans for the summer!

Find someone who will help build classroom community while practicing speaking and listening skills. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various end of year and summer themed categories, such as "someone who made you laugh this year" This is the perfect activity to end the school year with!

What's included?

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in
• Editable version with clipart included
• Editable version without clipart

How to use:

• Students will walk around the room and find different classmates who fit the description in each box.
• Once they find a classmate who fits the description they will have them write their name in the box.
• Students will keep finding classmates until all 16 boxes are full.

Some examples included:

• Find someone who has plans to make some money this summer.
• Find someone who was never absent this year.
• Find someone who inspired you this year.

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Find someone who will help build classroom community while practicing speaking and listening skills. Use this activity as a Halloween Party activity, ice breaker, morning meeting game, brain break or Fun Friday activity during the week of Halloween. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various end of the year and summer themed categories, such as "find someone who thinks black is the best color."

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What's included?

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in
• Editable version with clipart included
• Editable version without clipart

How to use:

• Students will walk around the room and find different classmates who fits the description in each box.
• Once they find a classmate who fits the description they will have them write their name in the box.
• Students will keep finding classmates until all 16 boxes are full.

Some examples included:

• Find someone who thinks black is the best color.
• Find someone who loves to make costumes.
• Find someone who doesn't like caramel apples.

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Build your classroom community with these 4 different Dicebreakers! Use as a fun conversation starter activity during the first week of school, brain breaks, icebreaker activity, morning meetings and more. They can also be used to continue building on relationships during the school year. These questions have been designed to initiate conversation between students and point out similarities in interests and experiences. Your students will love getting into small groups and discussing some fun getting to know you questions together!

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What's included:

• 4 different dice with 6 questions on each
• Color and black & white options
• Editable templates to create your own dice with questions

How to use:

• Cut and paste to make a cube.
• Take turns rolling the dice and answering questions with a group.
• If time allows let the conversations flow naturally after each question. Students will love pointing out similarities/differences in interests and experiences.

Example questions:

• What are three things that make you happy?
• If you could create your own holiday, what would it be?
• If you could only eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

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Welcome students back from the weekend with this find someone who printable game! This activity makes a great icebreaker the morning students return from the weekend, morning meeting activity, or brain break activity in your kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade and fourth grade classes. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various weekend activity themed categories, such as "find someone who stayed up really late."

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What's included:

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in

Some examples included:

• Find someone who cleaned their room.
• Find someone who stayed at home all weekend.
• Find someone who spent time with their friends.

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End of the Year

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