What are some good ice breakers?

Best Icebreaker Questions for Meetings

• What sport would you compete in if you were in the Olympics?
• Who is the better businessman or business woman and why?
• What was the worst job you ever had?
• You can have anyone fictional as your imaginary friend, who do you choose and why?
• What would your superpower be and why?

What can I use instead of ice breaker?

Kicking off a meeting or retreat

• 3 things in 3 minutes. The design firm Ideo recommends this exercise for when you want to “break down barriers.” Everyone in the room has to partner up, preferably with someone they don’t know well.
• Design a scavenger hunt.
• Tell your story redux.

How many icebreakers are in a pack?

Choose Your Pack Size Ice Breakers gum comes in package sizes from 12 pieces to 100 pieces.

What happens if you eat too many icebreakers?

We go through a box every month (8 per box). The only caution is that the Xylitol (the fake alcohol sugar they are sweetened with) can cause some folks’ stomachs to become upset (grumbly) if they eat too many.

What do you need for an ice breaker game?

The Four Quadrants one of the tried and true team building icebreakers to break the ice with a group or team. It is super easy to prep for and set up – you only need large sheets of paper (flipcharts or similar) and markers.

Which is the best ice breaker for a meeting?

The best ice breakers are tailored for a particular situation: ice breakers for meetings or team icebreakers often have a different design than workshop ice breakers and finding the right one for your purpose can help them be successful.

What’s the name of the foodie ice breaker?

The Foodie Icebreaker This ice breaker has food in its title but no one’s going to eat while doing this. This ice breaker works by asking each member of the group to come up with a dish they would like to prepare for the team and explain why they made that choice.

How to make ice breakers for your group?

Have each member of your group send a baby photo to you. Make a presentation of the compilation of the photos and let them guess who’s who. The member who gets the most correct number of correct guesses wins. 4. First/worst job Let all members of your group write their names and first/worst jobs on a piece of paper.