Icebreaker Questions

Journal prompts to help kids know themselves, gain self-awareness and self-acceptance. Parents and teachers can help children build self-understanding.

A ridiculously long list of good questions to ask!

Every time I mentioned Back to School on my Facebook page at least one person mentions that it can’t possibly be time yet! I know, I know! It’s much too soon…but the fact is that it’s coming. In fact, a district a few miles away from me starts school THIS FRIDAY! Throughout the summer, I ... Read more

I use this list all the time a list of Funny Icebreaker Questions that can be used with any age group even in staff meetings

There are multiple "icebreaker games" that you can do to get to know your office. We've simplified the process and made it easy for you

Fun and easy activity for back-to-school: use a beach ball to get to know your new class! Blog post by Jessica Lawler @ Joy in the Journey

The Great Candy Pass is a huge hit with groups of all sizes! Print off the list of included questions, grab some wrapped candy, and you're ready to go!

M&Ms are an inexpensive little bit of encouragement for learning. Easily swap them out for anything with multiple colors, doesn't even have to be candies.

Because any game can be a therapeutic game when you're a child life specialist. Can't wait to use my newly labelled Jenga blocks with my patients.

Came up with this game yesterday with a friend... Could use at any party or even a sleepover

Would you rather ... great first day get to know you activity. #firstdayofschool #carsondellosa

The ice breaker game called "Ask Me About" gets people talking about some personal thoughts quickly. It's never been easier to get people interacting with each other than with a printable party game like this.

Teaching With a Mountain View: First Day of School Activities for Big Kids

Kaboom! This is easily the BEST CENTER GAME EVER! It's fun, engaging, easily adaptable to ANY content, and it never ends! It's the perfect activity for your fast finishers, and great for practicing math facts and sight words! Definitely a classroom MUST HAVE!

Use this activity as an ice breaker for the first week of school or as a classroom community builder. I have my students sit in a circle around our carpet, and I project the "Roll a topic" sheet up on the SmartBoard. Each student takes a turn rolling the dice and answering the corresponding question...