Generally ice breakers are used when a number of strangers have come together to form a team or group. However, they are just as useful when used with participants who know one another on one level (e.g. school level) but not on a personal level.
This e-book also contains 11 puzzles to use in combination with the games or on their own.
Getting to know your name | Getting to talk to you | Getting to know something about you | Puzzles |
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Acronym madness | Animals Aussie sayings Clichés Colour code Code breaker Famous people Geography Magnets Milling Mix and match Partners Pictures Riddles Sporting stars Strange spelling match Straws The rule of the game Thumbs up Word hunt Words | Agree/disagree | Detective |
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