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Getting to know you bingo worksheet

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Getting to know you bingo
A get to know you ice-breaker activity or for use to learn questions. Kids have to go around asking questions to others and fill in the bingo squares with the other students´ names once they found someone who matches the square. For example, if a square says "Someone who likes eating cookies", the students have to go around asking others if they like cookies. If they find someone, they can write down their names in that square. A whole row and they get bingo. I like to have students say something afterwards. Eg., "It looks like Jennifer likes cookies. Jennifer, what kind of cookie is your favourite?"

Level:elementary
Age: 7-11
Downloads:14

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