In group activities, icebreakers are those fun, energizing activities, which allow the participants in the group to get to know each other. They can also be used to introduce a topic, to facilitate teamwork, to get people engaged in a program, to loosen them up to start sharing feelings and ideas, or simply just for fun!

As the name suggests, an icebreaker session is designed to “break the ice” at an event or meeting.

What is the ice that needs to be broken?

• They haven't met each other before
• They have never worked with you before as a leader, teacher, or trainer
• They have never worked together on a project before
• They come from different level
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  to get to know each other. They can also be used to introduce a topic, to facilitate teamwork, to get people engaged in a program, to loosen them up to start sharing feelings and ideas, or simply just for fun!

  As the name suggests, an icebreaker session is designed to “break the ice” at an event or meeting.

  What is the ice that needs to be broken?

  • They haven't met each other before
  • They have never worked with you before as a leader, teacher, or trainer
  • They have never worked together on a project before
  • They come from different level
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    to start sharing feelings and ideas, or simply just for fun!

    As the name suggests, an icebreaker session is designed to “break the ice” at an event or meeting.

    What is the ice that needs to be broken?

    • They haven't met each other before
    • They have never worked with you before as a leader, teacher, or trainer
    • They have never worked together on a project before
    • They come from different level
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      vent or meeting.

      What is the ice that needs to be broken?

      • They haven't met each other before
      • They have never worked with you before as a leader, teacher, or trainer
      • They have never worked together on a project before
      • They come from different level
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        d with you before as a leader, teacher, or trainer
      • They have never worked together on a project before
      • They come from different levels or have a different status in an organization (i.e. management, employees, teacher, students)
      • The group is not united and you need to break down inhibitions so they can bond together
      • The participants come from different backgrounds, cultures, perspectives, or have different perceptions of others in the group

      Keys to Success

      • Simple
      • Non-threatening
      • Open ended
      • Relevent
      • Energizing

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