Bring the energy back to your classroom after winter break with this "Find Someone Who" Bingo Activity, a perfect way to reintroduce students to each other, spark conversations, and ease back into the learning environment. Designed with flexibility in mind, this editable activity allows educators to tailor the bingo prompts to their unique classroom needs. Whether used as a timed challenge or a fun icebreaker, this activity is sure to get students moving, talking, and reconnecting!
 
How It Works:
Each student receives a bingo-style card filled with prompts (e.g., "Find someone who traveled during break" or "Find someone who read a book over the holidays").
Students mingle, asking their peers if they meet the criteria for each box and collecting signatures.
You can set a time limit for students to fill as many boxes as possible or challenge them to be the first to complete the card.
Afterward, bring the class together for a discussion by highlighting individual boxes, calling on students who signed, and encouraging them to share more about their experiences.
 
Key Features:
Editable Template: Customize the prompts to align with your classroom culture, grade level, or specific goals.
Interactive and Fun: Encourages student interaction, builds communication skills, and reestablishes classroom connections.
Flexible Use: Works as a quick icebreaker, a discussion starter, or a fun team-building exercise.
Printable and Reusable: Easily print for one-time use, or laminate for future classes.
 
Why Educators Will Love This:
Re-engage Students: Perfect for helping students transition back to school after the holidays while fostering a sense of community.
Customizable and Versatile: Tailor the activity for different groups, time frames, or themes to suit your needs.
Supports SEL: Encourages students to share and connect on a personal level, strengthening classroom relationships.
Easy to Implement: Minimal prep required—simply print and go!
 
Perfect For:
Middle school and high school educators looking for a low-prep, high-engagement activity to kick off the new semester.
Teachers who want to build classroom rapport and create a welcoming environment post-break.
Educators integrating SEL strategies into their classrooms.