Good icebreaker game for finding things out about others…. and a useful game to have up your sleeve for big parties such as Valentines. Create a circle of chairs facing inwards so that everybody playing has a seat to themselves. There is no limit to numbers, but it’s better...
Ice-Breaker
An activity or game that can be used at the start of session where individuals may not know it other so well or to just get to know each other a bit better
String Toss
Get a spool of string or yarn. Everybody playing has to answer a question of some sort (theme) when the ball of string is in their hands. Once they have answered the question they throw the ball of string to another player, but keep hold of the thread so...
Sit down if you…
Simple game, get everybody to stand up at the start (put their hand up or some other way of signalling if they have disability). Then proceed to ask a series of questions. If any of the audience can say yes, they remain standing… Useful way to whittle down and...
Lap Game
For a more exhausting version of this game see “Ball Run“ equipment: Chairs (one for each player)… although it’s possible to do this particularly with young players with them seated on the floor. Good potential ice breaker and finding things out about others…. and a useful game to have...
Ball Run
Sent in by Robert and Heather Eadie Needs: A large number small balls or similar items (even wrapped sweets) to collect (if you have small inflatable paddling pool handy this is ideal). Based on the Lap Game, and a good one for exhausting children and can be used as...