Icebreakers Bundle

Liven up your classroom with Get Moving Sticks — release your children’s boundless energy and stimulate their brains.Our pack of 36 Get Moving Sticks are a way to get your classroom or home students spinning, stretching, jumping, twisting and more, with a specific movement direction on each stick. This game gets the drowsy, inattentive kids reenergized, and allows fidgety kids to release all that extra energy.

• Fun and Engaging: Kids will have a blast picking out a stick and following directions like, “Hop on one foot,” “Donkey kick” or “Windmill.”
  
• Add Your Own Moves: The set includes six blank sticks that allow you to be creative and add movements you think of yourself.
  
• Bright Colors: The reverse side of the Get Moving Sticks is embellished with the game’s name in vibrant, cheery colors.
  
• Choose When to Use: Kids will love this game! Use this activity as a reward for positive behavior, a break from focused work, or simply as a delightful surprise.

Lead Classroom Discussions And Discussions With Children

CONVERSATION STARTERS: Each of the 18, double-sided cards have a thought-provoking question or prompt for children to answer.
GOOD FOR MULTI-AGED GROUPS: Children of various ages can answer the questions or prompts contained on these cards. They will work well with children 5 to 18 years old.
MULTIPLE USES: These cards can be used during morning meeting, SEL blocks, or even as written prompts. Children can answer the questions orally, or in written form.
TEACH ABOUT DEI: Teaching children about diversity, equity, and inclusion through questions and prompts that address race or ethnicity, age, ability, economics, culture, education, and more.
TEACHER CREATED: These cards were written by the teacher product developers here at Really Good Stuff, a leader in the education market.
This set of 18 Diversity Conversation Cards are a must have. Understanding and acceptance of differences is more vital than ever. By holding conversations and discussing these topics can help us to create a generation that is more accepting and understanding of other. These cards offer great conversation starters and can be used in a variety of ways. Children can discuss orally, write down their responses, or write and share. These are great to use with children ages 5 to 18.

This color-coded set includes 10 prompts for each day of the school week and 10 blanks to create your own. Have the whole class or individuals respond verbally or in writing. Assign the prompt or let students pick their own. Great for morning meeting.

What? What? What? Asking and answering questions helps build rapport, camaraderie, and understanding. Sharing information builds relationships and fosters trust. The What Makes You YOU? Thumball is loaded with 32 "what?" questions to help players learn more about the people around them and dig a little deeper than typical, superficial icebreakers questions.

Thumballs look like soccer balls but are are soft and safe for indoor use at work, school, and home.

Stimulate some fun and community-building morning discussions with our Morning Meeting Chips, full of ideas to get children talking.These cleverly designed Morning Meeting Chips discussion starters are effective early-day icebreakers, with questions for your children or classroom students that warm up their vocal cords and facilitate communication.

• Lots of Discussions: Our Morning Meeting Chips come in a pack of 40 chips, each with a unique conversation-starter.
  
• Sturdy and Colorful: These 2¼” diameter chips are made from sturdy cardboard and have a bright, colorful design on one side.
  
• Well-Written: Morning Meeting Chips have simple-to-answer, kid-friendly questions that easily stimulate discussions.
  
• Foster Community: When used in group situations, these conversation starters allow children to get to know each other and develop a feeling of community.
  
• Encourage Shy Children: When you use Morning Meeting Chips, all children get to participate and talk. No one gets left out, and no one person dominates the conversation.
  
• Age Versatile: The conversation prompts are general enough to use for grades 1 – 6.