Start the school year with a fun get to know you game for your class. Choose between mingling and asking questions or filling out a grid throughout the week. Use printable or digital versions. Happy teaching from Minds in Bloom!
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Here are is a fun get to know you game to use with your class at the start of the year. You can play in two ways: either give your students time to mingle and ask each other questions or hand the grid out at the start of the week and give them a few days to fill it out during lunch, recess and other unstructured times.
You can use the printable version or a Google Slides digital version!
Happy teaching!
Rachel Lynette & Cassi Noack of Minds in Bloom
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Alyssa M. –
We used this as an ice breaker in class and the kids loved it!
Kayla Cayer –
I used this with 3rd graders to help them get to know their new classmates. Great fun!
Falisha C. –
Great resource, my students were engage and loved the activity. Thank you.
Julie W. –
My students love using these. We do them once a month during class meeting.
Colleen P. –
My students had fun using these activities during the first week of school.
Cynthia M. –
My students loved this activity we had a lot of fun playing and learned a lot about each other. Also made it easier to learn students’ names and a little bit about everyone.
David Whitney JR –
Fun, cute and easy enough to use. I only wish there was a black and white print version. The grayscale is a bit depressing.
charlene crooks –
Great ice breaker for back to school! My students really liked doing this activity too. It really helped the students get to know each other!
Theresa E. –
I used this with my 5th graders and they loved it. A great way to break the ice during the first few days of school.
Jeanne H. –
Great Resource. My students were engaged. I will use next year.