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Beginning of the Year Activities: Boom Cube SEL Game

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Boom Cube: Effective Communication cover listing what's included, prep and a lesson outline, with photos of a paper cube
Teacher overview with prep list and timing for each step
Boom Cube questions: students choose 6 get-to-know-you prompts, such as superpowers or family traditions, for their cube
Question bank to display or hand out before building cubes
Boom Cube print out: a six-square cube net students write questions on, color, cut out, fold and glue into a cube
One copy per student for the cube-building step
Instructions for building the Boom Cube in 6 steps and playing the game in two circles where partners roll and answer
Display on the board while students assemble and play
Boom Cube debrief: students write about how the process helped them communicate and what they learned about classmates
Closing reflection after the get-to-know-you game
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Beginning of the School Year | Get to Know You SEL Activity

An interactive teaching resource designed for 3rd to 6th grade students, aimed at promoting Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and improving social skills.

The Boom Cube Concept

The cornerstone of this resource is a unique creation - the Boom Cube. Each face holds insightful questions picked out by the students themselves from a list of twenty-two pre-set choices, encouraging introspection and interaction.

Gameplay and Participation

  • Guessing Game: Once cubes are crafted individually, your classroom morphs into an exciting stage for a guessing game. Students toss their own Boom Cubes into play, thereby fostering active participation.
  • Reflective Writing: Following gameplay comes time for personal reflection. Students explore their feelings about how their communication skills evolved through this exercise via written expression.

This activity should command around sixty to seventy-five minutes in class, with room for multiple rounds depending on capacity or timeframe set by you. Use it as part of homeroom introductions or weave it between lessons as an ongoing activity.

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Ready those scissors and colored pencils - let's transform typical first day jitters into unforgettable moments with our "Beginning Of The School Year | Get To Know You SEL Activity".

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