Pre-K (ages 3–5)Ages 3–5
Two truths and a lie for pre-K (ages 3–5)
Use this screen during morning meeting, snack time, or as a fun transition activity. It helps young children get to know each other and practice speaking and listening.
Children see clear steps, a random name picker, and a poll to vote on which statement is the lie. The simple layout and bright backgrounds make it easy for pre-K students to follow.
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How to use it in class
- 1Project the screen and pick a fun background for your class.
- 2Add your class roster so the name picker can choose a student.
- 3Read the checklist and guide the class through each step.
- 4Use the name picker to choose a child to share two truths and a lie.
- 5Read the three statements aloud and show them on the poll.
- 6Let the class vote on which one is the lie using the poll widget or by raising hands if not using devices. You can help record answers on the screen if needed for this age group. Use the timer to keep turns short and engaging. Award points on the scoreboard for participation or correct guesses.
Why it works
- Builds classroom community by helping kids share about themselves.
- Supports turn-taking and listening skills in a playful format.
- Encourages language development and decision-making for young children.
Tips
- Model the game first with simple examples about yourself.
- Let children work in pairs if they are shy or need help thinking of ideas.
- Keep statements concrete and familiar (favorite color, pets, foods).
Make it your own
- Play with picture clues for English language learners or nonverbal students.
- Use as a warm-up for circle time or as a closing activity.
- Adapt for remote or hybrid learning by sharing the screen and letting families help.
Questions teachers ask
What if my students can't read yet?
Read the statements aloud and use icons or pictures to help. You can also help children come up with their statements.
How can I make sure all children get a turn?
Use the name picker with your class list so every student gets chosen fairly.
What if students get stuck or feel shy?
Let them work with a buddy, or give them ideas to choose from. Always model first and keep the mood light and supportive.
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