You will need:– TV magazines or images of TV programmes printed from the internet– Paper and pencils Gentle puzzle/quiz for parties or group activity. Possible Icebreaker activity. Stick up around the hall or room/s pictures taken from TV magazines with the titles of the programmes hidden. Number them and...
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
Silly Scrumple
Sent in by Nicole O. One person is selected as the leader (who remains out of the game) all players then get into a circle and each gets given a piece of paper to write a silly thing to do on without letting others see what they have written...
Funny Photo Angles
Party or group activity, quiz. Useful as an icebreaker as it encourages socialising. Photograph a number of everyday items from around the house and/or outdoors at a strange angle or macro. Print these images off and challenge the group to identify what each object is. by
Person Scavenger Hunt Bingo
Instead of creating a Bingo board with numbers, create a Bingo board of things anybody could have done or might have in their possession. Give each player one of these Bingo boards and get them to go around asking the other players if they match any of the details...
Instant ID
You will need:A large thick piece of cloth, sheet or blanket (something you cannot see through) Divide into two teams. It’s VERY useful if everybody knows each others names (essential even!). But possible as a post-icebreaker when in a group situation and wanting to encourage people to remember names....
In the Manner of the Word
This is a game for when everyone is feeling relaxed after a long lunch, and is best suited to extraverts (especially version 1). Don’t bully shy people into it – let them be the audience. One person leaves the room and those remaining choose an adverb (eg, madly, shyly,...
Imagination
What you need:– Random variety of miscellaneous items… boxes, containers, household items, clothing, sports equipment, etc. you choose 🙂– Some imagination Some might say this is not a game for the unimaginative… but until you play you never know. There are a few ways of playing this. Some variants...
I Have Never
Sent in by Mark Lussier A good game for finding things out about others. Makes for a good icebreaker. Have everyone sit in a circle except one person. The person in the middle says something that they have never done (ie. I have never drank. or I have never...
Honey, do you love me?
AKA: “Smile Honey if you love me” Sent in by sugarnspice71613 also Deborah Wilson, Tecoma Christian Reformed Church This game is played by having a group of people sit in a circle and one person in the middle. The person in the middle then selects seated players to go...
The Hat Game
Players don’t need to know each other so it’s a good icebreaker on occasions when there are strangers in your midst. Each player thinks of two things – book or film titles, film stars, pop stars, authors, proverbs – and writes them on two scraps of paper which are...