ice-breaker

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…

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…

Good game for finding things out about others…. and a useful game to have up your sleeve for big parties. Create a circle of chairs facing inwards so that everybody…

Prepare a card for each of your guests and write on it the name of a famous man or woman. On arrival, pin a card on the back of each…

This is an interesting game with links to psychoanalysis and opens the possibility of discussing many different themes and topics with a group. E.g. Parenting Have all participants stand in…

Have each person write 2 truths and a lie about themselves. They then all put their papers into a communal box or hat. Members of the group then select papers…

The leader starts a story that begins with something funny… and then passes it on to the next person who adds on to the story. If desired it could be…

Get a spool of string or yarn. Each person has to answer a question of some sort when they have the string in their possession, but when they throw it…

Players pair up and face each other a little apart. Each player then holds their hands up palms touching each other around shoulder height. Partners then have to close their…

A good way to have new people meet everybody. Everyone takes off one of their shoes and throws it into a big pile. Then each person picks up a different…