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The end of the school year can be chaotic — students are distracted, energy is low, and meaningful lesson planning feels like a challenge. If you’re looking for a low-prep, high-impact activity that keeps students engaged while encouraging reflection and connection, this End-of-Year Discussion Questions Pack is your perfect solution. Designed for middle school and high school, this versatile resource helps students wrap up the year with purpose through thoughtful conversations — no extra planning or grading required. Included in the Resource: 60 end-of-year discussion cards: One question per card, covering a wide range of topics reflecting on the past school year, looking forward to the next one, and discussing school life in general *** Pair discussion worksheets**: Designed for two students to take turns answering and discussing the questions, encouraging interactive and collaborative speaking practice Presentation slides: The same questions for easy projection, perfect for a gallery walk or group discussion format *** Teacher guide:** With suggestions for various activities, including how to organize pair discussions, lead class-wide conversations, and use the resource effectively Engages students in reflection, critical thinking, and meaningful conversation Supports community-building and communication skills Perfect for in-person or virtual classrooms Easy to prep – print, project, or assign digitally Note: The different formats (cards, pair worksheets, presentation) all include the same 60 questions.

Back to school season has you stressing out? How about an engaging, non-cringy, ELA-related getting-to-know-you ice breaker that can get middle and high schoolers talking in an instant without any additional prep from the teacher? That’s exactly what this icebreaker game is. This or That ELA Edition presents a series of questions focusing on different ELA topics. For each question, students choose one of the options (e.g. Fiction or Non-fiction? Shakespeare or modern playwrights?) Then, they need to discuss their choices with their classmates (in pairs, groups or as a whole class). The resource includes: presentation with 20 questions teacher’s instructions The combination of lighthearted and thought-provoking questions helps create an inclusive environment and helps students feel at ease, while also providing meaningful topics for deeper discussions that revolve around ELA topics. This is a no-prep activity. All the resources you need are included in the ZIP file.

Back to school season has you stressing out? How about an engaging, non-cringy, zero awkwardness getting-to-know-you ice breaker that can get middle and high schoolers talking in an instant without any additional prep from the teacher? That’s exactly what this icebreaker game is. This or That presents a series of questions. For each question, students choose one of the options (e.g. Summer or Winter? Casual or Formal?) Then, they need to discuss their choices with their classmates (in pairs, groups or as a whole class). The resource includes: presentation with 30 questions teacher’s instructions The combination of lighthearted and thought-provoking questions helps create an inclusive environment and helps students feel at ease, while also providing meaningful topics for deeper discussions. This is a no-prep activity. All the resources you need are included

Welcome to the ultimate icebreaker for your** middle and high school classrooms**! Kickstart the school year with this engaging and interactive Back to School Get-to-Know-You Four Corners Activity. This unique resource is designed to foster connections, encourage interaction, and create a positive classroom environment right from day one. Product Highlights: ** Engaging Icebreaker: **Say goodbye to the traditional “meet and greet” routines. This activity takes the concept of the classic Four Corners game to a whole new level. Students won’t just answer questions – they’ll become active participants in fun, lively discussions. **Inclusive and Lighthearted: **This activity is designed to create a safe and inclusive space for all students. With a blend of lighthearted and thought-provoking questions, students will enjoy sharing their opinions, preferences, and experiences while having a blast. Adaptable for Middle and High School: Whether you teach middle school or high school, the activity is tailored to suit both age groups. The questions are carefully crafted to resonate with a wide range of personalities and interests, ensuring that every student finds their voice. Promotes Communication Skills: As students defend their choices, they’ll develop essential communication and critical thinking skills. This activity is an entertaining way to help your students articulate their thoughts clearly and persuasively. **Easy to Implement: **No need to spend hours preparing complicated materials. Our product includes 20 well-crafted questions with four options each, ready for use. Simply set up your corners and watch your students immerse themselves in the discussions! **Ideal for Back to School: **Whether it’s the beginning of the school year or a mid-semester refresher, this activity is a fantastic way to reenergize your classroom and reestablish connections among students. How to Use: Set up four corners in your classroom. Read out a question and have students move to the corner that matches their choice. Engage in lively discussions as students defend their choices. Enjoy watching your students bond, laugh, and learn more about each other! Add a Spark to Your Classroom: Our “Back to School Get-to-Know-You Four Corners Activity” is more than just an icebreaker – it’s an experience that sets the tone for a positive and interactive school year. By incorporating movement, friendly debates, and self-expression, this activity will leave a lasting impact on your students’ relationships and communication skills.

‘Would you rather’ questions are a great way to get your middle and high school students talking on the first day of school. This back to school icebreaker resource is an excellent** getting-to-know-you activity** that helps your students engage in relaxed and stimulating conversations about exciting and though-provoking topics. The questions are designed to be appealing to teenagers and to get them thinking about different possibilities and choices. They are created to enable students to** think critically, explain their thinking in writing and discuss different opinions with their classmates.** The combination of simple and more insightful topics enables students to think deeply and provide meaningful arguments for their opinions, while at the same time feeling relaxed and at ease. This helps you create** a welcoming and inclusive classroom environment**, while simultaneously **setting the standard of academic rigor and critical thinking **from the very beginning of the year. The resource includes: 28 question cards reflection task cards for students to explain their choices Thank you for choosing this product!