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Jenga: Getting To Know You

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Looking to foster relationships among your students during back to school? This blog post is filled with fun Getting to Know You activities for kids! From icebreakers to games, get creative ideas to promote friendship and community in the classroom. Perfect for kindergarten, first grade, or 2nd grade, these activities encourage communication through making friendship bracelets. Explore these free back to school activities for exciting ways to build connections.

For most of us, we're fighting the urge to bust out in song and dance at the thought of going back to school. Right?! Pssshhhht! Ya right! If you're like me, the stress is starting to pile on at the thought of "Holy moly, what am I going to teach and wear and do and buy and make and--" yes, you get the point. With that in mind, I started to plan out my first week of school activities, and am sharing a freebie with you. I plan on having my students take their best guess about me before…

Our favourite icebreaker games for kids that are easy to implement in your classroom. Perfect for back to school or throughout the year.

This is a good activity for a class to do as a whole and the pictures make it suited for children around kindergarten to second grade. It can help the students see things they have in common with each other and could lead to stories that help a teacher to really start to learn about her students. This would show personal information about the studetns

Find out why teachers should be using icebreaker activities for small groups all year long and not just at the beginning of the school year.

Need a great back to school activity? Try this Getting to Know You Bingo game. It's the perfect ice breaker.

A quick survey to get to know your students. Use it at the beginning of the school year, after breaks, or open house and meet the teacher nights. If you get to meet your students before the next school year, this would be helpful too!