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A Little About Yourself

Kids introduce themselves by stating their names and responses to a question. (more)

Acrostic

Youth introduce themselves to each other by creating acrostics of their own names. (more)

Acrostic Icebreaker (Enhanced)

Youth use acrostics to introduce themselves. An acrostic is an arrangement of words in which certain letters in each line, when taken in order, spell out a word or motto. It can be used as a simple icebreaker or be used to springboard into a lesson on identity, character, reputation, and living a life that will leave a positive legacy behind. (more)

Action Bingo

Game Materials Print the list of items on a sheet of paper for each person. Game Objective Each person must perform the action in front of someone and then those who participated or observed must sign beside the item. Items... (more)

Action Bingo (Enhanced)

Can you perform all the action on the list before someone else? It’s wacky and silly fun for everyone. Have a digital camera ready for some really crazy snapshots! (more)

Alter Ego

Who would you like to be? (more)

Animal Kingdom

Youth will identify themselves with an animal the most reflects some aspect of their personality. (more)

Are your Icebreakers a SNORE?

Learn how you can use icebreakers to energize your meeting and avoid the SNORES of boredom. (more)

Balloon Pop

Popping balloons as an icebreaker! (more)

Bang-Bang Your Dead!

Elimination game to help you learn each others names (more)

Barnyard

Youth make the sounds of animals and and follow the sounds to find the rest of their teammates (more)

Biggest Smile

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will make the biggest smile they can. (more)

Bob

Use this icebreaker to allow youth to quickly learn each others names. (more)

Build a Burger

Youth will divide into groups of various sizes to introduce themselves to each other. (more)

Buzz

Youth must avoid saying the number seven as part of any number or any multiple of the number 7 (more)

Candy Teams

Use candy to divide your group into teams (more)

Card Sharks

Ken's original selection of icebreaker game ideas involving playing cards that was published by Group. (more)

Christmas - Across the Line

Which side are you on? Do you know where you stand? Find out in this Christmas icebreaker where participants move back and forth to opposite sides of the room depending on their Christmas related preferences. (more)

Christmas Card Puzzler

Use this activity as an icebreaker / crowdbreaker to divide your youth into teams at a Christmas Party. (more)

Christmas Carol Sing-a-long

Divide your youth into groups by giving them various Christmas songs to hum. (more)

Christmas Forward and Backward

Can you make it around the circle to win? (more)

Christmas Hoax

Use the Christmas icebreaker to find out a little about each other. (more)

Christmas Sign-Up

Get people to sign your list if the Christmas statement is true for them. (more)

Connected

This icebreaker game is often called “spider web” because at the end of the icebreaker, a large web of interconnected string or yarn will be created. You can use this icebreaker to discuss interdependence on one another, picking up the slack for another person, uplifting others, and teamwork. (more)

Did Jesus Use Icebreakers?

How can you "break the ice" with a youth who is a total stranger and guide the discussion from an awkward silence into a meaningful conversation? (more)

Draw Your Name

This is a fun youth that do not know each other at all. Youth will try to reveal their name to a partner merely by drawing. No other communication is allowed. (more)

Dream Vacation

Youth will share a little about themselves as they choose a dream vacation that reflects their life goals. (more)

Easter "Who am I?"

Match the fun fact with the person (more)

Easter Card Puzzler

Youth match their pieces to the card design to find their groups in this Easter crowdbreaker. (more)

Easter Egg Teams

Use Easter Eggs to break your group into teams. (more)

Easter Forward and Backwards

Can you make it around the circle to win? (more)

Easter Hoax

Use this Easter icebreaker to find out a little about each other and link it the fact that Christ's resurrection was no hoax. (more)

Easter Sign-up

Be the first to get someone to sign your list for each of the Easter characteristics, or to have the most names before the time is up. (more)

Everything I ever did

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will try to guess the key events in another person's life. (more)

Everything in Common

In this icebreaker, teams race to create lists of things that all the team members have in common. (more)

Eye Contact

It has been said that the "eyes are a window into the soul." Use this game to help participants to begin to see the world through the eyes of others, and to learn to project a caring attitude toward others. (more)

Family Tree

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will refer to each other by famous personalities in their real or fictional family trees. (more)

Famous Friendships

Use famous friendships to match couples in this icebreaker/crowbreaker (more)

Favorite?

These discussion questions make great icebreakers to allow people to get to know each other a little better by asking them about their favorites! (more)

Find the Leader

Use this icebreaker game as an introduction to a lesson on leadership? (more)

Get Lost

This game provides an opportunity to mix the group up and for them to share information about themselves in a non-threatening way while having fun. (more)

Guess the Mother? or Child?

Use this activity as an icebreaker for your Mother's Day event. (more)

Ho Hum

Youth / Children hum a tune to find their groups. (more)

I Never

In this high energy icebreaker, youth learn a lot of fun facts about each other pertaining to the things that they have never done. (more)

Ice Breakers : Knowing the Ice

Learn some key principles for making your ice breaker the highlight of your next party, team event, and classroom discussion! (more)

Incredible Word Puzzles

Try out these incredible Picture Puzzles (more)

Jelly Bean Teams

Use Jelly Beans to break your group into teams. (more)

Just for Laughs

Youth will learn a little about each other as they share experiences that have caused them to laugh. (more)

Living Statues

Have you ever tried to change someone? To shape someone into your idea of a perfect husband, a perfect child, a perfect parent? Do our expectations of others in the group help them or hinder them? (more)

Love Your Neighbor

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will discover some common characteristics of others in the group (more)

Matching Emotions

Display the given emotion until you find the other members of your group. (more)

Name Lineup

Line up the group by first names without talking. (more)

Name my City

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will learn the names of others in the group. (more)

One Word

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will communicate things about themselves using single words.. (more)

Opossum

In this icebreaker, team members must run around a person who is playing dead on the floor then join them playing opossum. (more)

Orchestra

In the icebreaker, youth will mime particular instruments and learn a little about the musical tastes of others. (more)

Personal Questions with a Twist

interesting personal questions for icebreakers (more)

Photo Freeze Frames!

Can you imitate the people in the photo and be the first to complete all the images? (more)

Profiles

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will try to guess the identity of other youth by looking at their profiles. (more)

Rhyme Time

Youth will ask and answer questions in rhyme (more)

Scruples Shuffle

Youth will answer questions of scruples in the icebreaker. (more)

Shadrach Meshach Abednego

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will learn the names of others in the group. (more)

Showing True Colors

Youth walk around the room introducing themselves to each other and taping colored paper pieces to people who remind them of that color in some way. (more)

Steering Your Icebreaker: Successful Ice-Breakers

Using icebreakers successfully is similar to being able to tell a good story. (more)

Story of Your Name

Everyone has stories, often fascinating ones, based around their names. Use this icfebreaker to learn about the names of people in your group. (more)

SuperBowl Teams

Can you identify all the football teams? (more)

True or False

In this icebreaker / crowdbreaker, youth will try to separate the fact from the fiction as they share 3 true statements and one false statement about themselves. (more)

Valentine Candy Bingo

Can you cover all the squares in your Bingo Board with the candy conversation hearts? (more)

Valentine Candy Teams

Use Valentine candy hearts as a crowbreaker to break your group into teams. (more)

Valentine Card Puzzler

Youth match their pieces to the card design to find their groups in this Valentine's Day crowdbreaker. (more)

Valentine's Day "Who Am I?"

Match the fun fact with the person (more)

Valentine's Day Boggle

In the Valentine's Day Game, party participants are to create as many words as possible before the timer runs out using only the letters in the word "Valentine" (more)

Valentine's Day Forward and Backward

In this Icebreaker game for your Valentine's Day Party, youth will move forward or backwards when they meet the Valentine's day criteria that is called out. (more)

Valentine's Day True or False

Can you separate the Valentine's Day related facts from the fiction? (more)

Wacko

Sitting in a circle, names are called and the person in the center of the circle tries to "whack" them with a rolled up newspaper before they can call another name. (more)

We Doubt It

Dealing with doubts and questions. (more)

Weather Report

This is a good crowdbreaker to use at events or meetings that have been forced inside by inclement weather. (more)