When you are in a group setting with people you don’t know, sometimes it can feel stressful and awkward. Ice breakers are a great option for groups. Here are some different ice breakers you can use at your next get together.
- Two Truths and a Lie: Each person shares two true facts and one made-up fact about themselves, and others have to guess which is the lie.
- Human Bingo: Create bingo cards with interesting facts or characteristics, and participants mingle to find someone who matches each square.
- Desert Island: Ask everyone to choose three items they’d bring to a desert island and explain their choices.
- Picture Show and Tell: Participants share a photo from their phone and tell a short story about it.
- The Bucket List: Have everyone share one item from their bucket list and explain why it’s important to them.
- Personal Superpower: Ask each person to describe a fictional superpower they wish they had and how it would benefit their work.
- Memory Lane: Share a memorable childhood experience or a favorite school memory.
- Emoji Introductions: Introduce yourself using only emojis and have others guess what they mean.
- Share a Skill: Share a unique skill or hobby you have outside of work.
- Word Association: Start with a word related to the meeting topic and have each person say the first word that comes to mind.
