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M&M's and Me
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Title - M&M's and Me
By - Diane Raude
Primary Subject - Other
Grade Level - 3rd grade or higher

M&M's and Me!
Oral Language/Getting To Know You Activity

    As the students walk in my class on the first day of school, I stand by the door with a bowl of M&M's. I instruct them to take 1-4 M&M's. They have to decide the number that they wish to take. I also instruct them not to eat them until I tell them to. Finally, I explain to my students that for every M&M they picked, they have to tell the class one thing about themselves. I demonstrate the activity by being the first one to share and eat my M&M's!

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