Ice Breaker: Community Building Activities for Grades 3-5

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Start your school year off with hands-on, creative community-building activities. Create a comfortable and fun atmosphere in your classroom right from day one with Ice Breakers: Community Building Activities for Grades 3-5. This product consists of 36 interactive “Ice Breaker” activities ranging from interpersonal games and puzzles to creative poetry and hands-on activities. Students will play, move, discuss, and get to know each other! Step-by-step directions on how to play or do each of the activities are provided.

I have used icebreakers not only during the first few days of school but throughout the school year as well. Especially during the winter holiday/spring breaks, transitions, team building, as well as welcoming new students to our classroom.

Stephen Hiles

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Steve Hiles

I am a retired military and elementary school teacher living in Tennessee. I am an avid reader and love to write. I am very passionate about helping teachers. I hope you find my educational tips and strategies useful and enjoy hearing about my personal journey. Thanks for visiting!

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