Get to Know You Bingo School Counseling Game
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This is a great resource to use on the 1st day of school or when starting a new small group. This bingo game is interactive and facilitates conversation among students where they can compare their similarities and differences!
Directions: Students find a classmate who identifies with one of the bingo squares (example: "I have a brother") and asks them to initial that square. The first student who gets 4 in a row signed off by classmates wins!
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