Ice breaker questions for kids

This download includes 50 would you rather questions designed for high school students. These are great ice breaker questions that get kids discussing their preferences and helps the classroom bond together. There are enough questions to play the game 2-3 times (I usually only ask about 15-20 questions to each class).I usually have a bag of candy that I hand out during this activity. After each question, I ask 2 students with different choices (1 sitting & 1 standing) to explain why they

Help anxious kids relax with these fun ice breaker games for kids. Build trust, confidence, and relationships while having a blast.

Here are 30 fun ice breaker questions to get to know your students. These are great for first day back at school or anytime you want to get to know your students.

Need a fun get to know you activity for the first day of class? This ice breaker is a class mingle activity which your students will love. A fun way to get them mingling and asking each other questions on the first day of class. FREE download on ISL Collective.

Have students get to know each other a little more with these fun ice breaker questions! Need: Dice for student groups or whole class.

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This huge list of 102 fun questions to ask kids is perfect for any age. Fun get to know you questions to ask kids can be used in any setting.

Want to break the ice and get to know someone better? These fun and interesting ice breaker questions are perfect for sparking conversations and building connections. Whether you're at a party, on a date, or just hanging out with friends, these questions will help you dive deep and learn more about each other. From silly hypotheticals to thought-provoking inquiries, there's something for everyone in this collection.

Get a set of 10 free printable Get To Know You Bingo cards. Kids can play as a game for back to school or as an ice breaker activity!