The best high school icebreaker activity

Jen Siler's Classroom
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Grade Levels
9th - 12th
Subjects
Resource Type
Formats Included
- Zip
Pages
7 pages

Jen Siler's Classroom
331 Followers
What educators are saying
My students who are new to high school found this assignment easy to accomplish and had fun doing so! It was a great way for me to get to know my students as well.
Description
The Best High School Ice Breaker!
This is the only icebreaker that I use with my high school science students! I've used it for over 5 years and it is always my favorite day of the year. This icebreaker activity allows you to...
1) talk science on day one
2) randomly group students for your seating chart
3) spend time getting to know your students and
4) allowing them to get to know you!
✱ A 3-page PDF file with the lesson plan and instructions
✱ A 4-page Word file with 60 icebreaker questions that you can edit/add to/delete
✱ Terms of use page
✔note: there is some prep involved in this activity. You will need small containers of some sort. I used plastic film canisters as seen in the picture, but any small container will work. However, once created you can use them for years and years as I have!
If you have any questions, requests or suggestions, I’d love to hear from you!
If you'd like a free copy of this activity, head over to my website and subscribe to my newsletter! Link below.
⚛ Jen Siler
Science Educator
jen@jensiler.com
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This is the only icebreaker that I use with my high school science students! I've used it for over 5 years and it is always my favorite day of the year. This icebreaker activity allows you to...
1) talk science on day one
2) randomly group students for your seating chart
3) spend time getting to know your students and
4) allowing them to get to know you!
✱ A 3-page PDF file with the lesson plan and instructions
✱ A 4-page Word file with 60 icebreaker questions that you can edit/add to/delete
✱ Terms of use page
✔note: there is some prep involved in this activity. You will need small containers of some sort. I used plastic film canisters as seen in the picture, but any small container will work. However, once created you can use them for years and years as I have!
If you have any questions, requests or suggestions, I’d love to hear from you!
If you'd like a free copy of this activity, head over to my website and subscribe to my newsletter! Link below.
⚛ Jen Siler
Science Educator
jen@jensiler.com
--------------------------------------------------------♦
Want to know more about me? Read this!
--------------------------------------------------------♦
Stay connected for more content, ideas and time savers!
Jen Siler's Classroom (my website)
Jen Siler’s Classroom on Twitter
Jen Siler's Classroom on Facebook
Jen Siler's Classroom on Pinterest
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Total Pages
7 pages
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
55 minutes
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