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24 Team Building Activities
This gives a list of 24 great team building activities along a description of each. I use this the first week of school to get to know my students as well as when I was a Strategist with my staff members to get to know each other at the start of the year and on each Staff Development Day.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Professional Development Bingo- A fun game (editable and fillable resource)
The staff will enjoy this hilarious game for faculty or staff meetings or professional development PD opportunities!
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
New Teacher Mentoring BINGO!
If you are mentoring a new teacher, you might be searching for ways to encourage your mentee to get involved in the school community. As a new teacher, they might be unsure of just how to go about this. Involvement may seem daunting or another thing on a long list of to-dos and learning for a first year teacher or a teacher in a new school building. This BINGO board strives to make this process simpler and most importantly, FUN! As your mentee experiences one of the categories, have them cross t
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Not Grade Specific
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BINGO- First Day Ice Breaker Activity
BINGO
Introduce yourself and find people who match the traits on the card. Put the person’s name in the corresponding box or have the person sign the appropriate square.
10 different versions
In a Word document so you have adjust the questions as necessary
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Not Grade Specific
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In-service Would You Rather game (editable and fillable resource)
Would You Rather - Teacher Edition. Easy, fast and fun!
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Staff
Ice Breaker in English and Spanish | Rompehielo | Movement in the classroom.
Allow your students to have fun on days when we all need to release our stress. With this activity your students will have fun. The goal is just to create a community of learning, fun and more.We played this game during Teacher Development Day and then tried it with my students as well. Very fun!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Been There, Done That - Icebreakers and Energizers that work.
These have been used in often and repeatedly so i am confident in there ability to work. They use little to no material or prep work so you can use them at anytime.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ideas for Giving Game Instructions to Beginning ESL Students
How do you get beginners to do or understand anything? You must mime and draw and emote. But most teachers, especially new teachers, talk a lot; and too often all that the students hear is a very frustrating, "Blah, blah, blah." Here´s an example of how to get very low beginners to understand the vocabulary term "game" and actually play a game--Pictionary. My goal is to get you to talk less.
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Not Grade Specific
Zoom Bingo (2 customisable sheets)
Great idea for teacher engagement in meetingsHave fun and promote attention during the most boring of meetings using these Bingo cards for staff (or even just for you, individually if you find yourself dropping out mentally due to Zoom fatigue). Our staff have all been using the same card to see who's paying the most attention, but you can play it any way you like. Fully customisable for your staff. As I make new cards in whatever spare time I get in the future (I remain optimistic that there wi
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Adult Education, Staff
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SAT Reading Activities: Word Graffiti and Scavenger Hunt Outline
Two activities to introduce students to morphology; prefixes, suffixes, and root (base) words. Word Graffiti and Reading Scavenger Hunt. Depending on your objectives, you can focus on as few or as many morphemes from the tables. I utilized text from an SAT practice test for the Reading Scavenger Hunt, but you can use any text depending on your lesson or unit.
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4th - 12th
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GBL: GAME-BASED LEARNING
Game based learning (GBL) is a type of gameplay that has defined learning outcomes. Generally, game based learning is designed to balance subject matter with gameplay and the ability of the player to retain and apply said subject matter to the real world.
ThisRresource Covers:
1. GBL Meaning
2. GBL Kinds
3. GBL Impact
4. Why GBL Works
5. Principles that Describe the GBL Process
6. Learning Principles Well-designed Games Embody
7. Genres for Game Play
8. Educational Games
9. Resources to Impleme
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Not Grade Specific
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Staff Moral BINGO
This Bingo game is a great way to bring some fun to the work day while pushing them to be their best. Play to get 5-in-a-row or a BLACKOUT! This is EDITABLE to make it fit your needs at your Center. Feel free to award prizes to the winners for some extra motivation!
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PreK - K, Staff
Free ChatGPT Prompts for Teachers
12 Samples ChatGPT prompt ideas for teachers -ready to copy and paste.
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Not Grade Specific
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Puzzle Hunt Game
This game can be used at most grade levels. The purpose is to promote team building.
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1st - 12th, Staff
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Ice Breaker Questions
Double sided A4 sheet Get to know your partner / class Questions for age 11 +
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