“Human Knot” is a team-building exercise where participants form a circle, reach across, and grab the hands of others randomly to create a “knot” of intertwined arms. The goal is to untangle the knot without letting go of hands, requiring communication, patience, and teamwork. This activity encourages problem-solving and collaboration, often with plenty of laughter […]
Two Truths and a Lie is an engaging icebreaker that promotes connection and fun by encouraging participants to share a bit about themselves. Participants each prepare two true statements and one falsehood about themselves. The group then guesses which statement is the lie. This can be done in pairs, small groups, or with the entire
This is a workshop or meeting technique that allows participants to “park” ideas, suggestions or topics that are off-topic or not directly related to the agenda. This entails creating a designated space, either on a whiteboard or flipchart, where group members can write down any ideas or questions that come up during the discussion, but
Works brilliantly as an icebreaker to gage the mood of a session right at the start. It also gives participants a chance to voice their hopes & fears right from the beginning. Method The method use for the Hopes & Fears is very simple, ask people what their hopes and fears are for the upcoming
Icebreakers can give people an opportunity to bond at the start of a workshop. However, asking people to introduce themselves to the person next to them can feel a bit awkward or robotic. Here are a list of Workshop Icebreaker Questions you can use at your next meeting, seminar, networking session or training workshop: Tips
Human bingo is a human-based version of Bingo, using personal traits or facts in place of numbers on a Bingo card. It’s an excellent icebreaker, it’s loads of fun, get’s people talking and can reveal interesting facts about people. This works best with a decent size group of approximately 20+ people. Human Bingo: Method Give
