Get to Know Your Super Classmates Back to School Activity
Using this Get to Know Your Super Classmates Back to School Activity, students interview their partner to learn about them to build culture in your classroom!
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How to teach Culture Building
Using this Get to Know Your Super Classmates Back to School Activity, students interview their partner to learn about them to build culture in your classroom!
At the beginning of each school year, it’s so important that students find commonalities among each other. This activity helps build trust and relationships that help foster culture and partnerships between your students.
Set includes a partner coloring activity, and twenty interview cards for large-group, small-group- or partner work. Write your partner’s name at the top. Roll the dice. Ask your partner the question for that number, and color the superhero to match the answers. Take turns until all the questions have been answered. Sign your work.
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Introduce this activity by playing “Me Too”. You say statement like “Pizza is my favorite food” or ” I’m new to school this year”. Students stand up when they hear a statement that relates to them. Next, students play this back to school activity with a partner. Once finished, have students share three new facts with the class about their partner.
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