Preparation: All you need is one long ribbon per team.Divide your group into teams.The object of the game is to have every member of the team linked together with ribbon. The first player threads the ribbon through their shirt sleeve and down their pant leg. The next player threads the ribbon up their pant leg and out their shirt...
This is a great ice-breaker game that requires no prep. This game is best played in a group of at least 30 people. Have everyone stand and form a circle, and have a leader standing in the center. The player in the middle will shout 'SO' while pointing at someone in the circle. The person who is being pointed...
Anybody can play this game as long as they have a partner and both players are wearing shoes or sneakers with laces (no Velcro or slip-on footwear like sandals). Have your players pair up and go to the front of your stage/ meeting room (limit the number of teams based on the size of your space). At the start...
Preparation: Household kitchen appliances like spatulas, wooden spoons, and bowls.This game is played just like floor hockey except instead of expensive sports equipment, use everyday household objects. It is a real blast and perfect for smaller groups with limited space. Divide your group into two or more teams (no more than 5 players are on the floor at a...
Split your group and make everyone get with a partner. Give one person in each group an uncooked spaghetti noodle and the other person a cup of cheerios. On “go” the person with the cup of Cheerios will cheerios in his/her mouth, and then without using their hands try to position them on the spaghetti noodle. The person with...
Preparation: For this game, you will need to come up with a list of different activities that the "wild card chair" will do. You will also need a chair for each player.This game is played like the classic Musical Chairs with one exception. Rather than removing a chair each round, all chairs will remain in play. Designate a particular...
Preparation: Nametags and SharpiesGive each student a name tag and have them write their first and last name in large bold letters on the nametag. After everyone is done, collect all the name tags.Make sure the student does not see the name and stick a nametag on each person’s forehead. Instruct the students NOT to speak about who’s name...