Ice Breakers Sours, Sugar Free Mints, Watermelon and Green Apple, 42 g

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Even if you’re not artistic, this game is absolutely funny and fun. Gartic Phone gives you a short time frame to sketch photos based on other players’ prompts—and can result in some hilarious artwork. Defend the Egg – A teambuilding activity that asks teams to protect a fragile egg by building a protective structure out of simple supplies. Have you ever played the game Candy Introductions? It's a fun and simple icebreaker activity that's perfect for group events, meetings, or parties. The goal of the game is to help everyone get to know each other better and break the ice in a fun and playful way. Pro Tip: Give your teammates a heads-up to come prepared with their three items. Nobody likes being put on the spot, and it gives them a chance to think about their answers and let their imaginations run wild. Plus, it builds anticipation for the big reveal. Icebreaker #24: Paper Airplane Game

This icebreaker idea is super simple, and who doesn’t like pets? It’s best performed for remote teams that are newer and/or as a first-day icebreaker. Here’s how: Volunteer work enables team involvement in personal interests and causes, allowing them to work together and make a difference in the community. Have your employees share what they’re passionate about if there is an organization they follow. Then brainstorm a volunteer activity they can do, such as a park clean-up, toy drive, or food drive. Six Word Memoirs is a stellar icebreaker game for team building guaranteed to spark discussions. To play this game, each member of your team brainstorms six words that summarize their life, and then shares their Six Word Memoir with the group.

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Best For: Learning new things, boosting confidence in presentation skills, and promoting engagement and fun in team meetings. Harvard Business School professor Michael Norton gathered 221 participants and had them form groups of two to four people.

Celebrate the winner and offer them a chance to lead off the next meeting or decide the theme for the forthcoming contest. Hometown Map is a great icebreaker because after everyone is done, you will have a lovely new piece of wall decor that shows important pieces of your employees’ pasts. When your team members walk past the map, the pins may prompt your colleagues to ask each other about experiences growing up in different places. 21. Common Ground The results were clear. The teams that did the icebreaker reported liking each other more. This is incredible! Icebreakers improved performance, time, AND likability.The team should write down questions on small sheets of paper and throw them in a bowl. Then each attendee can pull out a question to ask the person sitting next to them. These questions shouldn’t be too invasive but ideal for starting a casual conversation, or just for everyone to share an interesting detail about themselves.