Play a back-to-school dice game for students to get to know their classmates.
Let’s Roll…Back to School Icebreaker Activities!
Make your first day back to school a fun and engaging experience by using this dice roll icebreaker activity. Students will get to know their classmates by rolling the dice and responding to the questions. They will record their classmates’ responses on the recording sheet. The best part is that you do not need anything but the dice! You can use this game to introduce or conclude any lesson or activity!
To play, assemble and hand out the 3D dice and give each student a recording sheet. They will take turns with a partner to roll the die, have a discussion, and talk about what makes them unique. It’s a perfect way to build those communication skills and make new friends!
It’s that time of year! Back to school means a new group of faces to introduce to each other. Get your students up, moving, mingling, and making new friends with a quick round of Getting to Know You Dice Roll.
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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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