Winter Break Find Someone Who for Social Skills in December Morning Meetings

Description

“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 Winter Break set of “Find Someone Who…” includes

• 3 sets of prompts – Find Someone Who… Loves, Will, Made with pictures to support each prompt.
• Google Slide template is also included so you can personalize prompts to match student interests, classroom themes, or learning goals. This editable template does not have images on it.

Benefits of “Find Someone Who”

1. Builds Classroom Community

• Encourages students to learn about each other in a playful, low-pressure way.
• Helps students discover common interests, making it easier to connect and form friendships.

2. Teaches Social and Communication Skills

• Gives students practice in greeting others, using polite conversation starters, and asking/answering questions.
• Encourages turn-taking, active listening, and looking others in the eye—foundational social skills for primary grades.

3. Supports Cooperative Learning Structures

• Introduces students to the idea of working with many peers, not just their close friends.
• Promotes movement, interaction, and engagement in a structured way.

4. Reinforces Classroom Expectations

• Great way to model positive behavior while students are up and moving.
• Teaches how to work independently, follow simple directions, and transition between partners.

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