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Icebrakers for small groups


Icebreakers for Small Groups (2 to 5 people)
The following icebreakers are useful for small groups and teams of about two to five people. In some cases, larger groups can subdivide and play as well. Just because you don’t have a lot of people doesn’t mean you can’t have a great time. Try them out and let us know which ones you think are the most fun!
Art Effects (Drawing)
Beverage Pong (Party)
Botticelli (Guessing)
Candy Introductions (Get-to-know-you)
Catch the Ball (Get-to-know-you)
Collaborative Drawing (Party, Teambuilding)
Connecting Stories (Get-to-know-you, Teambuilding)
Crazy Job Interview (Talking)
Fabulous Flags (Get-to-know-you)
Fake Artist (Stationary)
Four Corners (Get-to-know-you)
Ghost Game (Stationary, Talking)
Hot Potato Camera (Party)
Icebreaker Questions (Get-to-know-you, Teambuilding)
Interview Game (Get-to-know-you)
 
Late Arrivals Game (Party, Talking)
Lost on a Deserted Island (Get-to-know-you, Teambuilding)
Memorable Catchy Names (Get-to-know-you)
More Good Icebreaker Questions (Get-to-know-you, Teambuilding)
Never Have I Ever (Get-to-know-you)
React and Act Game (Active)
Paper Snowball Fight (Active)
Photo Scavenger Hunt (Active, Teambuilding)
Picture Whispers (Drawing)
Sequence (Teambuilding)
Spoons Game (Party)
Sticker Ninja (Party)
String Game (Get-to-know-you)
Story Starters (Get-to-know-you, Teambuilding, Talking)
Strange Disease Diagnosis Game (Party, Stationary, Talking)
Tall Tales Story Game (Storytelling)

1000 Blank White Cards (Active)
Trust Walk Teambuilding Activity (Active, Teambuilding)
Truth or Dare (Active, Get-to-know-you)
Two Truths and a Lie (Get-to-know-you, Talking)
What I Would Have Done (Get-to-know-you, Talking)
 
Word Chains (Memory)

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