About Me Parts of Speech
Combine parts-of-speech grammar practice (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs) with a personal-sharing/icebreaker activity.
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Combine parts-of-speech grammar practice (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs) with a personal-sharing/icebreaker activity.
About My Homeschool Mini-Lapbook / Interactive Notebook -EBOOK This is a versatile and engaging teaching resource designed to encourage students to express their unique homeschooling experiences.
Provide a set of circle-time activities for K-3 classroom routines or homeschool schedules, focused on art, music, drama, and social-emotional group activities.
A collaborative back-to-school 'About Me Puzzle' activity in which each student designs a numbered puzzle piece about themselves, to be combined into a class bulletin-board display.
An 'All About Me' get-to-know-you booklet that has students introduce themselves and practice expressive language, reasoning (because...) and pragmatic communication skills such as turn-taking and topic maintenance.
Start the school year with a fun and meaningful activity your students will remember, All About My Name ! This resource is a great way to help students open up, share their stories, and learn about each other on the very first day.
A published collection of group icebreaker activities (titles A-C) to help group members get acquainted and build team comfort through active, non-threatening exercises.
A published collection of group icebreaker activities (titles D-H) to help group members get acquainted and build team comfort through active, non-threatening exercises.
A booklet of icebreaker and team-building group activities (alphabetically arranged, titles beginning H through J) for building group cohesion, self-awareness, and communication skills.
A booklet of icebreaker and team-building group activities (alphabetically arranged, titles beginning K through P) for building group cohesion, communication and cooperation.
A booklet of icebreaker and team-building group activities (alphabetically arranged, titles beginning P through S) for building group cohesion, goal-setting skills, and positive peer relationships.
A booklet of icebreaker and team-building group activities (alphabetically arranged, titles beginning S through U) for building group cohesion, problem-solving, and collaborative storytelling.
A booklet of icebreaker and team-building group activities (alphabetically arranged, titles beginning U through Z), including a multi-game 'Wacky Olympics' field-day style competition, for self-reflection, active fun, and physical teamwork.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) themed back-to-school activity pack from 'Socially Skilled Kids' that helps students get to know each other, learn classroom/school rules, and build community at the start of the school year, plus an end-of-year closure/memories component.
Support a social-emotional-learning, get-to-know-you activity for the start of the school year using a paper fortune teller.
Back to School Friendship Study The Back to School Friendship Study is a teaching resource designed with the intention of helping kids in their initial academic years; specifically, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades, enhance their social and…
This activity is a fun way for your students to get to know their classmates. Just roll the dice twice and discuss the selected subject!
Get ready for an exciting new school year with our "Back to School Interactive Foldable Booklets" – the perfect resource for helping your students get to know each other while igniting their creativity and self-expression!
Back to School Jamboard Activities The Back to School Jamboard Activities is an exceptional resource created with the teacher in mind.
A back-to-school craft project where students assemble a paper dodecahedron ('"Know" One Like ME!') decorated with personal facts, for classroom/hallway display.
A back-to-school SEL 'mix and mingle' card game where students ask classmates get-to-know-you and reflection questions to build classroom community.
A get-to-know-you activity where students trace and decorate a paper cutout of their own foot to introduce themselves to the class at the start of the school year.
Students use a visual key to choose features that represent information about themselves. The resulting portraits give classmates a way to look for shared interests and ask questions during introductions. Print the supplied image pages for the activity and invite students to explain a feature they chose.
A 'Would You Rather' discussion/icebreaker game with a back-to-school theme, presented as PowerPoint slides pairing two silly/fun scenarios per slide.