The classic ice breaker games for teens all involve one thing: questions. If you want teens to get to know each other, there's no better way than having questions to ask. But, while adults tend to do this is the boring, straightforward sense, there's no reason not to make this fun ...
As you ask a question, the first teen to raise their hand gets to answer it. If they are correct, they get to shoot a basketball into the “basket.” If they miss, the person the ball rolls closest to gets to answer the next questions. No one can get up to retrieve the ball unti...
Whether you are running a team-building session or you want to make new friends at work, knowing some ice breaker questions for small groups will help. 82. If you were banished to a desert island, would you rather be there alone or with your worst enemy? This question might seem like ...