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Funda /Turkey
This may help us to learn something about our pupils.

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The students write about their aspirations and purposes.

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The students write about their aspirations and purposes.

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This game is a get-to-know-you style icebreaker. The recommended group size is: large or extra large. The game works best with a group of about 25 people. It can be played indoors or outdoors. Materials required are: printed bingo sheets and pens. Ages 12 and up.

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Human Bingo (also known as the Autograph Game or Did You Know? Bingo) is an icebreaker that helps people learn interesting facts about each other. People walk around the room and mingle until they find people that match the facts listed on a bingo-style sheet.

This game is a get-to-know-you style icebreaker. The recommended group size is: large or extra large. The game works best with a group of about 25 people. It can be played indoors or outdoors. Materials required are: printed bingo sheets and pens. Ages 12 and up.
Setup for Human Bingo
The objective of this game is for people to wander around the room and to obtain the signatures of people who have the facts listed on the bingo sheet. Once a person successfully obtains a full row (5 in a row), whether horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, he or she shouts "BINGO!" and wins.

This game requires a little bit of setup. Prepare a 5 by 5 table, with interesting facts written inside the boxes. These facts can include funny or bizarre things. For example:

Likes anchovies

Has been to Hawaii

Speaks more than two languages

Has never been on a plane

Has more than four brothers

Has gone without a shower for more than three days

Be creative! You can mark the center square "FREE SPACE" like traditional bingo games. After you have prepared the table, print out enough copies for the number of players you are expecting.
Instructions for How to Play
Pass out a sheet to each person, along with a pen. Explain the objective of the game and the following rules: (1) each person you talk to may only sign your sheet once, and (2) to win, you must get signatures to form 5 in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Say "Go!" and ask your participants to begin.

Once someone shouts "Bingo!" everyone returns and the person must introduce the people who signed his or her sheet. If desired, you can ask each person to explain their fact. This icebreaker game is fun way to get to know humorous or unique facts about people. Enjoy!
Download Printable Template
Download a printable template here!

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Human Bingo (also known as the Autograph Game or Did You Know? Bingo) is an icebreaker that helps people learn interesting facts about each other. People walk around the room and mingle until they find people that match the facts listed on a bingo-style sheet. This game is a get-to-know-you style icebreaker.

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Scavenger Hunt

1. Search the classroom to find things.
2. Discover who took a trip abroad over the summer.
3. Discover who has a pet.

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have nice school year :

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Using postcards in class can be a motivating writing task and add a level of stimulation for students. You can choose any topic. You could just provide a piece of paper and get the students to draw their own picture on it.  I believe that it could be a great fun for everyone.

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Answers on the board. A nice activity which can be used as a first lesson, getting-to-know-you activity, or even as an ice-breaker. The teacher writes some factual answers to possible personal questions on the board (or, they could even write these answers on some post-its and hang them on the walls of the classroom).
My answers for instance would be:
250
German and English
Manchester, England
Comedies
Rock Music
In groups, or pairs, students will have to find the questions to these answers (How many Facebook friends have you got?  What foreign languages can you speak? Where did you spend your summer holidays?... etc.).
It's fun, it's a way to introduce yourself to your students. As a follow-up, they can answer the same questions about themselves.

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I start with a spelling bee contest with the younger ones.They get very competitive and they enjoy it very much as there are prizes to win:))

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Here's an interesting  game I play every September ...Have a nice new school year !!!

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Here's an interesting  game I play every September ...Have a nice new school year !!!

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This is a fun first day of school activity. CATEGORIES game lets your students to revise vocabulary and warm up before the school year.

Language focus: any familiar lexical sets (in the example: animals, food, clothes, sports, jobs)

Materials: A4 paper (one for each group)

1. Divide the class into groups of 3-4.

2. Write on the board the names of the lexical sets and ask each group to copy them.

3. Say a letter of the alphabet and each group has five minutes to think of and write down one word in each category beginning with the given letter.

4. After five minutes groups take turns to say their words in each category and score points:

- 15 points - if only one group has the word in the category,

- 10 points - if at least two groups have the words and they are different,

- 5 points - if two or more groups have the same word.

5. After the round each group keeps a score in the last column.

6. Continue the activity with some other letters.

7. The winning group is the one with the most points at the end of the game.

Avoid letters such as: Y, Z, Q, X etc. - it can be difficult for students to think of a word beginning with these letters.

To print the instruction click here.

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This is a fun first day of school activity. CATEGORIES game lets your students to revise vocabulary and warm up before the school year. Language focus: any familiar lexical sets (in the example: animals, food, clothes, sports, jobs) Materials: A4 paper (one for each group) 1. Divide the class into groups of 3-4.

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Daniela (Italie)

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Organisez une fête pour célébrer la rentrée. Ces jeux rentrée scolaire peuvent aider les enfants à se concentrer sur les aspects amusants de la rentrée…

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Shall we play a snowball in hot summer days ? Why Not? '' Getting to know each other ''

This back to school "snowball" fight activity will have your students getting up and out of their seats moving around the room to get to know each other.