This or That - Get to know you game
Are you tired of the same old back-to-school routines? Want to make the first day of school memorable and fun? Look no further than our Back-to-School This or That Icebreaker. This interactive game is a perfect way to break the ice, foster a positive classroom environment, and help your students get to know each other better.
How to Play:
- Project the Slides: Display the game slides, featuring a variety of "This or That" questions.
- Get Students Moving: Have students stand behind their desks or in the middle of the room.
- Ask the Questions: Read each question aloud, such as "Would you rather have early mornings or late nights?"
- Choose Your Side: Students move to the side of the room that represents their choice.
- Discuss and Share: Encourage students to explain their answers. This is a great opportunity for them to connect and discover shared interests.
Benefits of the Game:
- Engaging Icebreaker: Gets students excited and involved on the first day.
- Promotes Self-Expression: Provides a safe space for students to share their personalities and preferences.
- Builds Community: Encourages conversation and helps students find common ground.
- Sets a Positive Tone: Starts the school year off with a fun and lighthearted activity.
Our Back-to-School This or That Icebreaker is more than just a game—it's a recipe for a memorable and positive start to the school year. By incorporating this activity into your classroom, you'll create a welcoming and inclusive learning environment that will benefit your students for years to come.
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