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No prep? Play “The Night Before School, I Packed _ in my Backpack!’ Go around your small group of students and each of you add something that follows the alphabet then have the chain grow and grow and grow.

These types of books are almost like social stories and provide opportunities for social-emotional language.

Read a book together like Pete the Kitty’s First Day of School or School’s First Day of School.

If coloring and writing got boring, you could use playdough or dry erase markers– just slide the worksheets into a plastic sleeve. You could use the worksheets for several sessions. They are here with over 22 pages of options.

My Get to Know You Worksheets would be great for this age.

This is helpful in gathering some baseline data on their language abilities. Involve basic concepts like colors, shapes, sizes, and spatial concepts. You call out a category, “Ice Cream!” then each person uses the sentence template and replies with their favorite then the next person in the circle picks a category.

Play a couple of rounds of “My Favorite _ is _”.

A bonus is the Get to Know you Worksheets are now available in a digital version making it useful especially for teletherapy options. My Get to Know You Worksheets you can find here come with 22 pages! This is a great resource that you can keep filed away for every school year.Here is a list of some Get to Know YouActivities for back to school with preschool, elementary, middle school, and high school students. They are an easy way to Get to Know your new students and re-learn or find out new things about your students from last year.

Get to Know You Activities are a great activity to use at the beginning of the school year.