For example, hunting for bugs is a great way to create an outdoor scavenger hunt for kids or adults. They can take a picture of the first bug they come across, which might not take long. Being outside will refresh everyone so they’re more energetic for whatever’s next on their daily calendar.

It is also an opportunity for you to observe people's brainstorming and problem-solving skills within each group, giving you valuable insights into their personality type and how they think. 7. Picture This Give everyone a conversation starter to answer and set a timer for two minutes. Each person has one minute to answer. Ask all the participants to stand facing each other in a circle and tell them that they are not allowed to smile or laugh.Best For: Encouraging creativity, self-expression, and understanding team members on a personal level. Next, everyone shares their three statements and the group votes or discusses their guess for the lie. For example, here are three statements about me.

After the scavenger hunt, team members could also swap decor ideas to elevate their remote workstations. It may open doors to conversations about their hobbies, pets, and other interests based on what showed up in everyone’s selfies. Icebreaker #4: Guess The Words (Codenames Online) Best For: Strategic minds seeking to decode enigmatic clues and outsmart opponents in a witty word game. Ask everyone to mill about and mingle in a wide-open space. The leader will then call out a number under 10, and everyone needs to get themselves into a ‘clump’ that has the right number of people in it.

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This activity is not strictly a game but in today's high-pressure work environment, the opportunity to take a few minutes to be a little zen should not be sniffed at.

Encourage team members to think about a skill or knowledge snippet they can share within a 5-minute time slot. COMPANY NEWS; HERSHEY FOODS TO ACQUIRE NABISCO MINT AND GUM BRANDS". New York Times. November 7, 2000. Archived from the original on October 26, 2021 . Retrieved July 14, 2020. Pro tip: If your teammate does not have a pet, ask them to describe their ideal pet. Or meet each other’s kids. Or meet each other’s plants. Feeling funky? Ask them what their spirit animal is! Icebreaker #7: Draw and Guess Some people will love this activity, while others will find it more of a challenge and will worry about being made a fool of – every group is different. Each participant shares their logo on screen (either by holding up their drawing or sharing it digitally) and explains the concept behind it.The Personal Logo icebreaker is a fantastic way to get your team’s creative juices flowing. It’s not just about doodling a pretty image—it’s a window into each person’s world, reflecting their personality, interests, or passions. Here’s how to get this activity buzzing: Here’s the last icebreaker and also a fun one: Pictionary! You can do it online, as mentioned before, but it’s also an amazing game to play at home—you can even bring it to your meetings as a cool icebreaker activity.