I hope this list of ice breaker games for adults will help you make your next meeting or get-together memorable!
Joellen Adams
Ice breaker games for high school students
Break the ice and foster connections with these fun and engaging ice breaker games specifically designed for high school students. Get everyone involved and create a positive and inclusive atmosphere in your classroom.
If you're looking for fun and easy getting to know you activities for the first day of school, these ice breaker games for kids will inspire you!
Zara Bryen
The Perfect Game to Learn Your Students' Names % %
Lauren Rogers
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What a concept: using SNOW to break the ICE on the first day of school! When I first heard about this cool idea from a cousin who attended a reunion for her husband’s side of the family, I kn…
Shaila Zyneva
10 Back to School Ice Breakers Your Students Will Love: Two Truths and a Lie, Would You Rather, My No Good, Very Bad Day, Fear Factor 4-Corner Activity, Marshmallow Challenge, Super Sleuths, What Would You Do?, Have You Ever?, Find Someone Who..., My Favorite Things.
Jill Gautherat
It’s that time of year! It’s the time when the kids go Back to School! For some children, the start of the new school year, meeting new people, socializing, and making friends comes easy and is exciting. For many of us, meeting new people makes us nervous. Playing name and icebreaker games is a great […]
Robiebarile
This blog post has 10 unique ice breaker questions that would be great for a highschool class. If you are a teacher and are trying to get to know your students better, these unique ice breaker questions for older teens or adults is a great way to accommplish that goal!
Melissa Allard Sherman
The best "icebreaker" activity for high school students (who hate icebreaker activities). Get a jump start on creating a bond with your students.
Marie Jackson
Have a paper ball fight! This fun and engaging game will have kids excited to share facts about themselves and learn about others.
Emma Ferguson