The four corners icebreaker game is one of my favorites! It's quick and easy. It will get people up and moving. Read the full directions here.

Do you run a youth group? In need of some youth group icebreakers to get meetings off to the right start? Oftentimes, a youth group brings together young

Discover engaging icebreaker questions. From work meetings to holiday parties, learn how to break ice and spark fun conversations.

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You've spent hours upon hours planning an excellent Christian youth camp or adult retreat. To break the conversational walls that we as people sometimes put up for ourselves, try using these Christian icebreaker questions with this basic icebreaker practice.

Here is an icebreaker game that will get everyone's attention. Known as the toilet paper game, this icebreaker is perfect for large or small groups.

46 youth group icebreakers perfect to get teens talking! These are fun and easy to do games that require little or no prep. Perfect for large or small youth groups.

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These would you rather questions make an excellent icebreaker for Christian youth groups and for family gatherings. BONUS: your students might actually want to read the Bible after answering them!

Finding new game ideas for family game night always be challenging. Especially when trying to get everyone off their screens and into more interactive, face-to-face fun.

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I, like many others, was forced to move a face-to-face college class to virtual synchronous meetings in Zoom. This term I am teaching a group dynamics course. One of my goals is to have my students…

Finding new game ideas for family game night always be challenging. Especially when trying to get everyone off their screens and into more interactive, face-to-face fun.

Time 15-20 minutes Description This fun icebreaker can be an energizing way to engage participants. It’s a “personality assessment,” but it’s just for fun; there is no scientific value to the resu…

Hey Blog Hoppers! It's Christy and Tammy from Fluttering Through First Grade. The first days of school are chock full of everything from backpacks to bathroom breaks. But, somewhere in between the controlled classroom chaos, it is imperative we find ways to build a classroom community. We want all of our students to feel comfortable in their own time, but we find providing our class with activities that allow them to get to know one another in the beginning of the school year are a must! Truth be told... But when it comes to our students, ice breakers in the classroom are the COOLEST! Here are a few of our favorite easy Ice Breakers for the Elementary Classroom. Circle Up ~ Split your class into 2 equal groups. If you have an odd number of students, no worries. Either join the fun to even it up or put the extra student in one of the circles and have them make a group of 3 as they move around. One group forms an outer circle facing in and the other group forms and inner circle facing out, so the circles are face to face. Like this... Stop and take some time to explain directions and take a few practice runs with the little ones on how to move around the circle before you actually play. The inner circle "cements their feet to the floor." The outer circle, "Moves one click of the clock", which means one person. With our first graders, it takes about 3 practice moves and then they've got it! Once they move one person, they stop and chat. We give them get to know you topics like, "Tell each other what you like about school?" or "What is your most favorite dessert?". We also created this Class Conversations poster to help us think of ideas fast! You can download it for free here. Keep having students move around the circle as time allows. To keep things fair, we switch movers and foot cementers part way through. :) It's a quick and easy way to get your class chatting, so Circle Up! Name Swap ~ You'll need a class set of name cards for this one. We usually either write each student's name on a sentence strip or type them up. We keep the set handy all year. When the kids are at recess, drop another student's name on their desk, chair, floor spot or hand them out as they walk back in the door. They will giggle because, "THIS is not their name, Teacher!" Tell them you messed up and ask them to help you by finding the rightful owner. Once they do, have them stop and talk for a few using the class conversations poster above. Back to Back ~ Put students in pairs and have them stand with the front person's back to their partner's front who should be behind them (like they are standing in line). Give the class questions that can be answered with numbers only. How many people are in your family? How many pets do you have? What time do you go to bed? What time do you get up in the morning? How many sisters do you have? How many brothers do you have? How many times have you been to the Zoo? The student standing behind writes their number on their partner's back with their finger. The partner turns around and tells them the number they think they wrote on their back. The writer confirms or clarifies and tells their partner a little more about their answer. Gummy Bear Share ~ Grab a big bag of gummy bears (We used Haribo brand.) and give 1-5 to each student, depending upon time allowed and the age of your class. Assign each colored bear they choose a certain conversation topic or use our cheat sheet free Gummy Bear Share download here. Either sit whole class, partner up, or make small groups to share your gummy bears. Then of course the best part, gobble up the gummies! Meet Me ~ One of our favorite getting to know you activities are our Back to School Meet Me activities. They give our students more in depth opportunities to meet and greet their new class while practicing their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Find a Friend is always a hit. For our first graders, we have to break it down row by row and spread it out over a week's time. We do one row a day for five days. It's a perfect daily activity that they get the hang of quickly. Our first homework assignment helps us get to know our new class and allows our students to shine. They each take home a Meet Me Mystery Bag on the first day of school to fill with specific items for sharing. We spend 5 days sharing a few bags a day and allowing students to get to know their new classmates. Then as a culminating activity, we write about our mystery bag items and create a class Meet Me bulletin board. You can take a closer peek at this back to school resource by clicking the image below. Looking for a few more tips for back to school? Head on over to our blog for our Top 10 Tips for Your Best Year Ever! How do you help your students break the ice? We'd love to know!

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Finding new game ideas for family game night always be challenging. Especially when trying to get everyone off their screens and into more interactive, face-to-face fun.

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Everyone loves a scavenger hunt, and this game will give your youth a chance to search with their friends while having a blast at the same time. There are endless possibilities of variations for utilizing Grog in your youth group meeting.

This is the best party game we've ever played! You'll laugh until you cry, and you'll talk about it for years to come!

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“Don’t touch me! Don’t make me laugh! Don’t make me move!” Your youth are going to be bent over in hysterics while playing Chinny Penny.

“Who Am I” is a simple game that requires minimal preparation and equipment, but is sure to invoke tons of conversation, laughs, and a few wild accusations!

Blob is a high-energy game that builds in momentum as captured players join the 'blob' and work together to go after the rest of the free players.

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