Updated: 09 Apr 2021
A mask-making activity to use as an ice breaker when learning about team work.
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A mask-making activity to use as an ice breaker when learning about team work.
In this activity, students work with a partner and each create one half of a mask. This symbolises how students are different yet part of a whole class. This is a great activity to use at the beginning of the year, or any time you want to promote teamwork within the classroom.
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