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✨This or That? Icebreaker Questions—Back-to-School SEL Activity for Grades 3, 4, and 5

✨Start the year with connection using these This or That? Icebreaker questions—perfect for back to school, morning meetings, and beginning-of-the-year activities in grades 3, 4, and 5.

✨Designed to support SEL and classroom community building, these ready-to-use slides help students laugh, share, and get to know each other in lighthearted, low-pressure ways.

✅ Made to project—no printing needed!

• Each slide features high-quality, full-color images and a kid-friendly prompt designed to spark fun and inclusive conversations.
• Just open and go—both a PDF and Canva digital presentation are included for flexible use.

✅ What’s Included:

• 40 engaging This or That? prompts created for upper elementary students
• Full-color, real-world photos that support visual thinking and discussion
• A balanced mix of playful and thoughtful choices to inspire connection
• PDF + Canva presentation (great for projecting)
• Promotes SEL, speaking and listening skills, and classroom conversation

✨ Whether you’re leading a morning meeting, easing into academics, or just need a quick brain break, these questions are a joyful way to build classroom culture—no prep required.

✨ A go-to tool for the first week of school, sub plans, transitions, or anytime you want to center student voice and create meaningful moments.

❤️ Thoughtful & Teacher-Friendly:

✔️ Zero prep—just open and project
✔️ Fosters voice, choice, and community
✔️ Easy to use during any part of the day
✔️ Visually engaging and inclusive for all learners

✅ Skills & Focus Areas:

• Speaking & Listening
• Building Classroom Community

• Social-Emotional Learning
• Encouraging Thoughtful Choices & Conversations

❤️ Why Teachers Love It:

✔️ Saves time with high-quality, ready-to-use prompts
✔️ Helps all students participate—without pressure
✔️ Brings fun and intention to everyday routines
✔️ Builds trust and belonging from day one

✨ These This or That? questions aren’t just fun—they’re a tool for connection.

Use them to help every student feel seen, heard, and part of the classroom community you’re building together.