A game suitable for teams or for using with two volunteers, this children’s church ice breaker provides a great deal of fun. You will need two large bowls filled with cotton, two empty bowls, two blindfolds, and two spoons. The children are given 30 seconds to transfer cotton balls from...
Adult Ice Breaker Games for Meetings Yes, I Have Done That! Make a list of 25 or more icebreaker questions for adults with lines after each for a signature and pass it out to everyone. You need to have at least one question for each person. Adults circulate, asking questions until they ...
Use the "Name Game" for an ice breaker for a large group of up to 30 participants. You will only need a small stuffed animal or soft object to toss for this game. To begin, have everyone stand around in a circle or, you can have students remain seated, if you need to make accommo...
Icebreaker Games for Virtual Meetings Many companies have moved to remote or hybrid working, so virtual meetings are a regular event. You’ll need some virtual icebreakers to adapt to this modern working environment, so we’ve listed the best ice breaker games to motivate and encourage remote t...