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RUSSIAN Back to School Four Corners Icebreaker Game for High School
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Get your high-school Russian students moving, talking, and reconnecting with this Russian Back to School Four Corners Icebreaker Game! The activity includes 60 Russian-language questions in PowerPoint and requires only four printable corner signs to prepare.

Each question asks students how frequently they did something, using four possible responses:

  • Every day
  • Most days
  • A few times
  • Never

Display a question from the PowerPoint, and students move to the corner that represents their answer. The questions use the past tense, but visual clues on the slides provide comprehension support for students who have not fully mastered that tense.

The movement provides an immediate response, but the real language practice comes from the conversation each question can generate. Ask personalized follow-up questions, invite students to explain their choices, and help classmates discover what they have in common.

This low-prep Russian speaking activity gives students comprehensible input, encourages participation, and gets them thinking in Russian again after summer break.

What’s included:

  • Teacher instructions
  • 4 printable response signs for the walls or corners
  • 60 Russian questions in PowerPoint
  • Visual support on the question slides

Perfect for:

  • The first day of Russian class
  • The first week of school
  • High-school Russian students
  • Russian back-to-school activities
  • Russian speaking practice
  • Russian listening and comprehension
  • Past-tense exposure and review
  • Classroom community building
  • Student movement
  • Get-to-know-you activities
  • Low-prep lesson days

Use all 60 prompts over several class periods, or select the questions that best fit your students and available time.

Please view the preview to assess the language level, question style, visual support, and PowerPoint format before purchasing.

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