An icebreaker game to be played at the beginning of the year or as a team building activity.
This icebreaker game is a silly way to get students up out of their seats.
Students receive a picture card of either a pig, a cat or a cow. Each student makes the sound of their animal while trying to find their animal group.
This resource is a fun activity for the beginning of the year or an active way for students to form groups.
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