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- Also known as high school people bingo or high school human scavenger hunt bingo to mix, mingle, and socialize
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How to Play High School Icebreaker Bingo
Materials
- Writing Utensil like pen or pencil
- Free High School People Bingo Printable
Instructions
- Pass out high school human bingo printable and writing utensils to participants.
- Decide how Bingo will be determined. This can be by getting 5 in a row (vertically, horizontally, or diagonally), blackout bingo filling up all squares of the card, 2 rows, or some other variation.
- When the game starts, individuals get up and interact with others, introducing themselves and asking questions to find someone who can sign off on one of the items on their bingo card. Each person should sign only one square per card, unless there are not enough participants to each sign a single square.
- The first person to get Bingo should indicate so by shouting, "Bingo!".
- (Optional) Have the winner share who signed which squares on their card.
High School Bingo Icebreaker Game
Content and/or features: This high school scavenger hunt bingo game contains a 5x5 grid with a free space in the center.
There are 24 getting-to-know-you high school ice breaker questions that players can sign off on including:
- Likes to draw
- Has a younger sibling
- Is an only child
- Has a pet
- Can speak another language
- Can whistle
- Has been to a foreign country
- Plays a sport
- Went out of state over break
- Walks or bikes to school
- Has dyed their hair before
- Is a night owl
- Likes spicy food
- Has never gone camping before
- Can play a musical instrument
- Is wearing black
- Likes to play video games
- Has a first name with at least 7 letters in it
- Favorite ice cream flavor is not vanilla or chocolate
- Favorite holiday is in the first half of the year
- Likes comedy movies
- Can name at least 10 state capitals
- Knows how to play sudoku
- Can name at least 4 elements on the periodic table
Color: This printable is in black and white with a small graphic. It is printer-friendly in grayscale.
Format and/or number of pages: This is a single-page 8.5 x 11 inch non-editable PDF.
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