Ice Breaker Topics

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Utilize these ice breaker topics in your upper elementary or middle school classroom either as a beginning of the year icebreaker or as a brain break activi
Utilize these ice breaker topics in your upper elementary or middle school classroom either as a beginning of the year icebreaker or as a brain break activity! In the first activity, Find Someone Who, students are given an activity board and ask each other the questions on the board. If someone asks Do you have a pet? and the responder says yes, then the responder would write their name or sign initials in that box. The goal is to get five signatures in a row and then a blackout once they've gotten five in a row!The second activity, Ice Breaker Would You Rather, includes a list of questions also in the form of cards that can also be used for brain breaks as well! You can even have students go to different sides of the room when each question is asked to get them up and moving around the classroom and use them as discussion starters for students in small groups or the whole class! Resource Details:Directions (How to use Find Someone Who)5 Find Someone Who Activity Boards (questions are mixed up between all the boards; some questions appear on all boards, some questions appear on some of the boards)1 Blank Find Someone Who Activity Board4 Pages of Questions for Ice Breaker Would You Rather (List Format; the same questions will be on the cards)9 Pages Card Format (6 questions per page)1 Blank Would You Rather Page (to be filled out either by the teacher, students, or both)Let's Connect!InstagramBlogDon't Forget:Questions, concerns, or ideas for future resources? Email me at laurenstartsteaching@gmail.com!

Utilize these ice breaker topics in your upper elementary or middle school classroom either as a beginning of the year icebreaker or as a brain break