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“Find Someone Who…” is an interactive get-to-know-you activity where students move around the room asking classmates simple questions to find someone who matches a statement. Students record names, initials, or smiley faces when they find a match.
“Find Someone Who…” is an interactive get-to-know-you activity where students move around the room asking classmates simple questions to find someone who matches a statement. Students record names, initials, or smiley faces when they find a match.
This back-to-school set of “Find Someone Who…” includes
Benefits of “Find Someone Who…”
1. Builds Classroom Community
2. Teaches Social and Communication Skills
3. Supports Cooperative Learning Structures
4. Reinforces Classroom Expectations
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Harriet R. –
This was a great resource that my students loved using, thank you!
michelle R. –
A great beginning of the year activity, it really got conversations started and kids found out so much about each other
Eizabeth T. –
This was a great activity to use at the beginning of the year! I appreciated both the words and pictures in the boxes to help all my students complete this fun activity.
Felice D. –
I love that the kids can use images to help them navigate this resource.
Paige Roets –
This is a great resource for helping students get to know each other on the first few days of school.
Jennifer C. –
This is a great activity for the beginning of the year to help students get to know each other!
Paige W. –
This was such a hit at the beginning of the year! My first graders loved it!
Blair S. –
This is such a great way to get to know your students and have them interact with each other. It is great for the beginning of the year and allows children the opportunity to find a variety of things they share in common with each other.
Theresa D. –
I use a similar product, but I love these because it is editable and very easy for students to do with little help from the teacher. Thanks for a great idea for first week of school!
Meagan O. –
This is a great way for students to learn interesting facts about each other while moving about the room.
Mihaela U. –
I can’t wait to use this in Sept for back-to-school and help students get to know each other. I like the various options available; it’s very creative. I like both versions: find someone who “LIKES” and “HAS”. And I like that there’s also a blank version.
Tonisha J. –
This “Get to Know Your Classmate” worksheet was the perfect activity for the first week of school! My students enjoyed learning about each other, and it helped build classroom community right away. The directions were clear, the design was adorable, and it required no prep, just print and go! I’ll definitely use this again next year. Thank you for such a thoughtful resource!
Leigh Wheeler –
My first graders LOVED these and I like that it didn’t require a lot of reading for my littles.
Suzanne M. –
This has to be the best version I’ve ever found for my first-graders – we use this one of the first days of the school year and it’s accessible to all!
This Teacher Life –
This is a fun way to get to know classmates. The students enjoyed it.