These back to school would you rather activities include writing prompts, partner interviews, and interactive PowerPoint will have your class getting to know each other, building classroom community and friendships, practicing speaking and listening, and forming and writing opinions during the first day of school or the first week of school. These various activities will bring fun and excitement to the new school year!

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► PowerPoint

► Partner or Classmate Interviews

► Would You Rather | Opinion Writing Prompts

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⭐ 87 Would You Rather Back to School Getting to Know You Questions

⭐ 5 Partner or Classmate Interview Pages

⭐ 12 Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts (4 versions)

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