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Classroom Icebreaker Bingo
The first week of school sets the tone for classroom community. This icebreaker encourages students to mingle, introduce themselves, and find shared interests.
Party & Vocabulary Bingo
WordsCustom words, party vocabulary, or names. Players mark words as they are called.
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28 items • min 24
Diversity Rating:Limited
Limited diversity: Pool size is close to the card size. All cards will share mostly the same items arranged in different positions.
Card #001 of 30
Classroom Friend Icebreaker
Find Someone Who...
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Speaks two languages
Can do a cartwheel
Likes math
Walked to school today
Favorite subject is science
Loves pizza
Wears glasses
Can whistle
Can ride a bike
Has been on a boat
Has visited another country
Loves reading books
FRIEND
Loves video games
Left-handed
Has a pet cat
Loves spicy food
Plays an instrument
Plays soccer
Was born in summer
Has a pet dog
Has planted a flower
Has been camping
Loves to dance
Loves to draw
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Included Word Bank (28 Terms)
Each card randomizes these 28 items so no two cards in your batch are identical.
Has a pet dogWas born in summerPlays an instrumentSpeaks two languagesHas visited another countryLoves spicy foodWears glassesLoves to drawCan ride a bikeHas an older brotherHas a younger sisterLoves reading booksFavorite subject is scienceLoves pizzaPlays soccerCan whistleLeft-handedBirthday is this monthWalked to school todayHas been on a boatLoves video gamesCan do a cartwheelHas planted a flowerLikes mathHas a pet catLoves to danceHas been campingLikes cold weather
How to Play This Game
- Give each student a printed bingo card and a pencil.
- Students walk around the classroom asking classmates questions (e.g., "Do you have a pet dog?").
- When someone answers yes, they sign their name in that square.
- Each classmate may only sign a card once until someone gets 5 in a row!
Recommended Audiences
This preset is specially tuned with age-appropriate vocabulary and layout conventions for:
- Elementary Teachers
- Middle School Educators
- Camp Counselors