Need Ice Breakers & Games?

Question

I am attending "Train the Trainers" where I need to gather some Ice Breakers & Games. Can you help me out. Pls... Its urgent.

Answer 1

I have a good introduction game:

1. Put everyone in pairs.

2. Get them to chat and introduce to each other.

3. Then get them to introduce their partners to the rest of the group.

Another game involves you finding 1 unique interesting fact about each of the other participants - you will need to interview them before hand - this is how the game goes:

1. Have a sheet prepared for each member - on the sheet put down all of the facts; however, omit everyones names, like this:
----------- paints in his spare time and has even sold paintings.

2. Give everyone a sheet.

3. Let them wander around and find out who has done what.

This is an excellent game for first time introductions; however, it requires just a little bit of preparation.

Good luck with your course.

p.s. I don't know why my answer just appeared to be a 'yes' before!

Answer 2

in case you like a interest for a gaggle of human beings - a exciting one is to make everybody get in line so as of their birthdays without speaking. they are able to basically use hand gestures and different techniques of conveying their birthday. as quickly as they think of they have have been given it - circulate around the room and function each and every guy or woman say their birthday to make advantageous it quite is top. it many times breaks the ice and gets some laughs out of the scholars.

Answer 3

Here are some things. I'm not sure if they'll all apply, but hopefully there's something helpful.

http://www.holyspiritinteractive.net/youthministry/icebreakers/
http://www.therapeuticmilieu.org/interventions/icebreakers.html
http://www.wilderdom.com/games/