Use our Best Friend Wanted Poster Template to spark new friendships at the beginning of the year.
Spark Friendships With a Best Friend Wanted Poster Template!
Looking for a fun and engaging way to help students break the ice and get to know one another? This Best Friend Wanted Poster Template is the perfect back-to-school activity to spark conversations, build connections, and set the stage for new friendships in your classroom.
This resource features a creative, student-friendly Best Friend Wanted Poster Template where kids can:
Introduce Themselves: Share key details like their name, favourite hobbies, and unique traits.
Describe Their Ideal Friend: Fill in what they look for in a best friend—interests, qualities, and more.
Using Your New Friend Wanted Poster Template to Spark New Relationships
Using this New Friend Wanted Poster template is a breeze! Simply get the students to complete the information, and then follow the instructions below for setting up a classroom Wanted Poster Gallery Walk!
- Print the templates and provide students with crayons, markers, or other art supplies.
- Guide students as they share information about themselves and describe the traits of their ideal friend.
- Hang the completed posters around the room for a “gallery walk.”
- Have students walk around the room and explore the posters, looking for classmates who share similar hobbies, interests, or values.
- Wrap up with a conversation about what they learned about their peers and the importance of friendship.
Download and Print Your Friend Wanted Poster Template
Download the template today and make your first week of school unforgettable! You can get this resource in PDF or Google Slides form by clicking the dropdown arrow on the download button and selecting your preferred file type. Print, copy, and go!
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