Four Corners is a whole-class icebreaker delivered as a slide deck: the teacher reads a question aloud, and students walk to whichever of four labeled classroom corners matches their answer. The 27-page PDF and linked Google Slides version include seventeen preset questions covering light get-to-know-you topics such as birthday month, favorite season, a chore students dislike, and a fruit or vegetable preference, each shown one per slide with four picture-based answer choices. A directions slide explains how to designate the four corners and suggests a follow-up discussion once students have grouped by choice. Several blank slides at the end let a teacher swap in a fully custom question and four options, and that version opens with a one-click link to copy the original Google Slides file for editing. A separate 107-slide PowerPoint supplies a larger set of prompts, animated and non-animated sections, and customizable slides; its content and numbering differ from the PDF.