FREEBIE First Day of School Bingo Activity | Student Interaction Game
Get students moving and talking with this First Day of School Bingo Activity. This activity gives students a fun way to interact with classmates, learn about one another, and build classroom community from the start.
Students move around the room looking for classmates who match the spaces on their Bingo card. When they find a match, that classmate signs the space. Once a student gets Bingo, they can call it out and share a few of their matches with the class.
You can also use this activity as a fun way to assign seats. For example, the first student to get Bingo chooses a seat first, then the second student, third student, and so on until all seats are filled.
Use this resource on the first day of school, during back-to-school week, at the start of a new semester, or anytime you want students to connect and get comfortable with one another.
What’s Included:
• First day of school Bingo activity
• Student interaction activity
• Suggested classroom use
• Classmate signature format
• Print-ready student page
Perfect for:
• First day of school
• Back-to-school
• Student introductions
• Classroom community
• Icebreaker activity
• New semester
• New quarter
• Getting students moving
• Building classroom connections
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Terms of Use
This resource is for one teacher only. Additional teachers will need to purchase their own license. You may use this resource with your own students in your classroom or password-protected learning platform.
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A Bingo-style activity helps students start conversations, find common interests, and feel more comfortable with classmates.