http://www.group-games.com A database of icebreakers, group games, fun games, party games, teambuilding activities. Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:18:52 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Summary:  A simple icebreaker useful for introducing people to each other and helping people learn names.  This game is especially useful when there are new people present.  Ages: 10-21 years old.  Recommended # of People: 5-20.  Messiness Factor: No Sweat.  Materials Required: A fun attitude.  Recommended Setting: Indoors. The Name Game   How to play The Name Game ... http://www.group-games.com/ice-breakers/name-game.html Summary: An icebreaker/stationary game in which a person acts out an action only for the next person in line, who in turn acts out for the next person. The action becomes mutated and usually very funny, as the last person in line tries to guess what the original clue was. Ages: ... http://www.group-games.com/stationary-games/telephone-charades.html Summary: The M&M Game is an icebreaker that allows people to get to know each other. Each person grabs some M&Ms and shares facts about himself or herself. Ages: All. Recommend number of people: Groups of 3-12. Messiness factor: No sweat. Materials required: A large bag ... http://www.group-games.com/ice-breakers/mm-game.html Summary: A stationary group game involving lots of strategy. People play as a member of the mafia, police, doctor, or town. The object is eliminate the mafia before they eliminate the entire town. Ages: 14 and up. Recommended number of people: A groups of 8 to 12. Messiness factor: ... http://www.group-games.com/stationary-games/mafia-game.html Summary: A group team-building activity in which people identify common things that everyone has in common, along with interesting characteristics that are unique to a person in the group. Ages: 12 and up. Recommended number of people: Groups of 5-8. Messiness factor: No sweat. Materials required: Two sheets of paper and ... http://www.group-games.com/team-building/commonalities-and-uniquities.html Here's your chance to become famous.. well, sort of. We have lots of instructions for fun games, icebreakers, and activities, but wouldn't it be great to see them in action? We want to be able to show photos of you and your group playing our games. Please send your photos ... http://www.group-games.com/news/we-want-photos-of-you-playing-games.html Summary: An icebreaker (or party game) in which people write their first impressions of each other on a large paper taped to their backs. Ages: 13 and up. Recommended number of people: At least 10. Works with very large groups and meetings. Mesiness factor: No mess, no stress! ... http://www.group-games.com/ice-breakers/first-impressions-game.html Summary: A guessing game in which people try to identify a person or object in 20 questions or less. Good for rainy days, long car rides, and for learning English (ESL students). Ages: All. Recommended # of Players: A small group of 2 to 5 people. Messiness factor: ... http://www.group-games.com/stationary-games/twenty-questions.html Summary: Autograph Bingo is an icebreaker that asks people to mingle and find people that match interesting facts on a bingo card. The game causes players to discover interesting and humorous facts about each other. Ages: 12 and up. Recommended # of people: Larger groups of 24+ people. Messiness Factor: No ... http://www.group-games.com/ice-breakers/autograph-bingo-game.html Summary: A good get-to-know-you icebreaker in which each person says two truths and one lie. The goal is to figure out which statement is the lie. Ages: All. Recommended # of people: 6-10. Messiness factor: No Sweat. Materials Required: None. Recommended Setting: Indoors. Two Truths and a Lie Two Truths and a Lie ... http://www.group-games.com/ice-breakers/two-truths-and-a-lie.html