Send to a Friend!Use this Word document to create a seating chart. Move and delete the boxes to configure your classroom. Then type the students’ names in the boxes.
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Back to SchoolPrintables for back to school including icebreakers, get to know you games, and beginning of the year activities. Great for review or hooking students into a new lesson. Students put their own ideas in the top three boxes. Then, on teacher’s cue, they move about the room asking the other students for one of their ideas. At the same time they give one of theirs. This is done until all boxes are filled.
With this form students get to tell about their family, friends, and favorite things to do. This could be done at the start of the year or from the perspective of a literary or historical figure.
With this exercise the teacher asks a question, students pair up and are given two minutes to come up with an answer, students share their answers with the class. Since not everyone will share with the class, students will write their answers in the space provided. This is a good way to kick off a discussion or a new unit.
These forms are a fun place to write a back to school journal topic, goals for the year, introduction letter, or about my summer…
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