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End of Year How Well Do You Know Your Teacher

Forty yes-or-no picture question cards ask a class to guess facts about their teacher, paired with a numbered answer sheet for tracking every guess.
Grades
Elementary
Pages
41
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated May 16, 2026

Subject
ELA, Special Resources
Topic
how well do you know your teacher game, End of year
Resource types
Activities, Worksheets & Printables
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About this resource

What's inside this resource

Build strong classroom connections and boost student engagement with this fun and interactive “How Well Do You Know Your Teacher?” activity!

This resource helps students learn more about their teacher through a simple, visual, and engaging Yes or No question format, making it perfect for all learners.


What’s Included:

40 Visual Question Cards
Engaging and student-friendly questions about the teacher

Yes or No Answer Format
Clear and structured for easy understanding

Real Picture Supports
Supports comprehension and keeps students engaged

Student Response Sheets
Helps track answers and participation

Print & Play Format
No prep needed — just print and start!


Skills Students Practice:

• Listening and comprehension
• Understanding Yes/No questions
• Social interaction
• Predicting and making guesses
• Classroom participation


Why Teachers Love This Resource:

✔ Builds strong student-teacher relationships
✔ Easy to differentiate for all learners
✔ Perfect for SPED and autism classrooms
✔ Visual and structured format
✔ No prep – ready to use anytime


Perfect For:

• Back to school activities
• Icebreakers
• Morning meetings
• Special education classrooms
• Autism support settings
• Elementary students

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Interpret and respond to a simple yes/no question independently

  • Make and record a prediction about another person, then compare it to the confirmed answer

Teaching tips

  • Print the card pages single-sided and cut them apart to use as a rotating display, revealing one new question each morning during a morning meeting.

  • Hand out the numbered 1-40 response sheet before showing any cards, so each student records a private guess before the teacher confirms the real answer.

  • Use it as a low-prep end-of-year icebreaker in a single sitting, since every card follows the identical one-question format and needs no additional materials beyond printing.

Skills covered

  • Yes/no question comprehension — students read or hear each short question, such as "Am I good at telling stories?", and respond with a single word.

  • Prediction and inference — students guess an answer about their teacher from limited prior knowledge before it is confirmed.

  • Recording responses — students track their answer to each of the 40 questions in the matching numbered box on the response sheet.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

How are students meant to record their guesses?

A companion sheet numbers boxes 1 through 40, one per question card, so each student writes a yes or no guess in the matching box before the teacher reveals the answer.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • yes/no questions

  • getting-to-know-you activity

  • prediction

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