Back to School Would You Rather Questions Get to Know You Activity

Item description

Looking for engaging first week of school activities that your students will LOVE? This Would You Rather back to school edition comes with 45 questions in 3 different versions to keep your students moving and laughing for hours!

— ABOUT THIS RESOURCE —

3 versions – movement break, left side – right side, digital/interactive voting
No prep activity – just display with your projector – or print!
Encourages students to interact with new classmates
Students will be moving throughout activity
Students will learn something new about each other – including the teacher
Includes simple, funny and deeper questions to spark discussion
QUESTIONS ARE EDITABLE

— WHAT’S INCLUDED? —

PDF with instructions for the teacher and links to each digital file
Movement Break Version – students will perform an exercise based on their answer
Left Side – Right Side – students will move to designated classroom side and form a group based on their answer
Voting – Digital version allows for students to add their vote digitally (iPad, Google Classroom, distance learning, classroom projector) or can be printed and posted.

This get to know you activity is perfect at the beginning of the year, or any time!

It can be used as a:
✰ Morning Attendance Question
✰ Movement Break
✰ Get to know you questions
✰ Digital task
✰ Discussion starter or debate question
✰ Persuasive writing prompt

and so many more!

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