This or That | Back to School Edition

Help classmates get to know each other by choosing between pairs of school-themed options. Students can vote with fingers or movement, then share the reasons behind their choices.
Grades
Grades 1–6
Pages
28
File type
Microsoft PowerPoint
Editable
Yes

Updated Jul 13, 2023

Subject
Community Building, Back To School
Topic
This or that, Back to school
Resource types
Games, Presentations
Editable
Yes

Product description

From the author

This exciting "This or That: Back to School Edition" game – is a dynamic resource designed to energize your students and create a comfortable and engaging environment during the first week of school! With a series of slides featuring fun choices, students will be prompted to decide between two options, sparking lively discussions and encouraging active participation.

This interactive game offers multiple ways for students to make their selections, making it a versatile and adaptable activity for your classroom. From holding up fingers to indicate their choice, to standing up or sitting down, or even running to different sides of the room, the selection process is both fun and engaging.

The "This or That: Back to School Edition" game is a perfect icebreaker, breaking down barriers and getting students talking. It promotes communication, teamwork, and decision-making skills while fostering a sense of unity and shared experiences among your students.

To wrap up the game, there are question prompts that allow students to share their favorite things, either through written or oral responses. This not only encourages self-expression but also provides a platform for students to get to know each other on a deeper level.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to create an inclusive and interactive classroom environment. Get your "This or That: Back to School Edition" game today and watch as your students bond, open up, and create lasting memories during the crucial first week of school.

Two PowerPoint versions, each with 14 ready-to-display slides and overlapping activity content.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Choose an accessible voting method and invite volunteers to explain a preference.

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Does everyone need to move around the room?

No. The directions include holding up one or two fingers, so you can use a seated response method or another accessible signal.

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