Discussions Games: Jenga Talk, Mystery Talk, Dice Talk (editable) Back to School
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Who doesn't love a good discussion?
Use these activities to get your students talking and thinking! These are perfect for morning meetings, classroom parties, and holiday celebrations.
Included in this unit
✔Jenga Talk instructions
✔game questions
✔Mystery Talk instructions
✔game questions for Mystery Talk (same questions as Jenga talk)
✔Mystery Stick Talk instructions
✔Mystery Stick Talk template
✔Journal/whole group discussion prompts
✔New Year Talk (questions to celebrate New Year's Day)
✔100th Day Talk (questions to celebrate 100 days of school)
✔Heart Talk (questions to use during your Valentine's Day party)
✔End of Year Talk (questions to reflect on the school year)
✔Sumer Talk (questions to start discussing the exciting season)
✔Dice Talk- Same game with the use of new manipulatives!
✔editable template for you to write you own questions (Powerpoint)
★Jenga Talk★
This unit includes everything you need to set up a great ice breaker!
Students will be broken up into groups.
Next, they will use colored blocks to answer questions that go with the color. The questions included in this game are all "get to know you questions" and some fun silly questions too.
★New Year Talk★
Celebrate New Year’s Day and have the students talk about their past year, New Year's resolutions, and setting goals!
★100th Day Talk★
These whacky questions will get your students laughing and reflecting on their 100 days in the classroom!
★Heart Talk★
All you need is love! Use these questions during your Valentine's Day festivities to get your students feeling the love.
★End of Year Talk★
All good things must come to an end. Use these questions to have your students reflect on their school year.
★Summer Talk★
Summer is here! Get your students talking about all things summer!
Don't have the time to make the Jenga game? Try the games below! (Included in this unit!)
★Mystery Talk★
This game follows the same idea as Jenga talk without the wood blocks. With this game, the students will pull out numbers from a box to answer questions.
Then, they'll select a question from the corresponding box to answer with their teammates.
★Mystery Stick Talk★
If you are having trouble finding the mini jenga sets, try Mystery Stick Talk! The concept is the same but for this game you will use popsicle sticks for the students to choose their answers!
★Dice Talk★
Now you can get your students talking with the use of dice! You can even make it more engaging using jumbo or inflatable dice.
Quick clean up and low prep!
