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Game Description:

This is a simple yet fun icebreaker game for youths. The objective is to be the fastest and most accurate to shout out the correct answer when the fingers are shown.

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Number of players:
10-12

Materials Needed:
NA

Noise Level:
Medium

Neutrals:
Game Master who will determine the players and scoring

Preparation:
1. Gamemaster plans the rules for the rounds. For example, round 1 = addition, round 2 = multiplication etc

How To Play?
1)    There should be two teams playing against each other, and each time they have to send a representative (game master can choose to send 2 or 3 from each team to increase the difficulty) out. After which, there will be several rounds going on, i.e. Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication.
2)    Representative is to show the number of fingers (from 0 to 10) in each round. If it is the round of addition, then the fastest player who shout out the correct answer of the total number of fingers shown by the two players win.
3)    Subtraction round will be taking the larger number of fingers subtracting the smaller number of fingers. Multiplication round will be simply multiplying the number of fingers.
4)    Points will be given according to t he answers of that round, i.e. (Addition round, player 1 shows 5 fingers and payer 2 shows 3 fingers, answer is 8. Points for that round will be 8 points.)

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Game Description:

A great team building ice breaker game where 1 representative from each group will be blindfolded and have to search for items (for example, 2 pens and a book, or 3 paper and 5 cards) while the rest of the team members can only shout and direct the blind mice to find the items.

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Number of players:

Any

Materials Needed:

Any number of different objects for the blind mice to find

Noise Level:

Loud

Neutrals:

Game Master who will decide the items to find.

Preparation:

Prepare a number of different items and place them around the room.
You can use papers, notebooks, pens, scissors or any stationery.

How To Play

1. Players will be divided into groups of 3-5
2. 1 person from each group will be blindfolded, rotate every round.
3. Game master will shout out a list of items, “3 scissors 1 eraser 1 chopstick”
4. All the blindfolded people will have to collect the list of items
5. Round ends when someone has collected all the items
6. New round for a new blind person, preferable everyone will have a chance to be blindfolded
7. Winning group will be the one with the most items collected

This is a good icebreaker for team building as the players need to help and direct the blind mice to find the items.

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Game Description:

One of the most vigorous but exciting ice breaker activities for youths. Like a soccer game, representatives are supposed to blow a ping pong ball across the opponent team’s goal line while opponent’s representative will have to defend the ball from reaching over their side and  to blow the ball across to opponent’s goal line.

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Number of players:

12 – 20

Materials Needed:

2 ping pong balls
Masking tapes to demarcate boundaries and goal line

Noise Level:

Medium

Neutrals:

Game Master who will determine the players and scoring

Preparation:

1. Prepare 2 ping pong balls
2. Use the masking tape to determine the goal line, optional for the perimeters of the arena

How To Play

1. Players will be divided into 2 equal groups, in numbers and sexes
2. Each player is given a unique number from 1 to 10 (dependent on group size, and males should not have same number as females as it would be unfair for them to compete)
3. Game master (GM) places ball in middle
4. GM shouts out a number and the corresponding player from each group have to rush to the middle to start blowing the ball across to the opponent’s goal line
5. Start with 1v1, then 2v2 with 2 ping pong balls for greater excitement
6. Get the spectators to cheer for the teams

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Game Description:

This is a fun and easy meeting ice breaker by letting the people guess the full meaning of acronyms. It is suitable for all ages and meetings, though adults would probably be more knowledgeable. It can be rather humorous to see how the people can creatively come up with names when they have no idea what the acronym means. For Example, in stead of Doctor of Philosophy, PHD becomes Permanent Head Damage. Yes you will be surprised by the answers they give!

Number of players:

Any

Materials Needed:

A sheet of paper and marker for each group

Noise Level:

Low

Neutrals:

Game Master who will give out questions and scoring

Preparation:

Prepare a list of acronyms, like NASA, IKEA, NATO, SCUBA etc, you can easily get a list of acronyms by  googling “acronyms”. The difficulty of the acronyms will be dependent on the background and age group of the people.

How To Play

1. Players will be divided into groups of 3-5
2. Game master will shout out an acronym, for example, “HTML”
3. Group will have to discuss and write the correct answer into the piece of paper
4. Winning group will be the one with the most correct answers.

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