Sunday, November 4, 2012

Ice Breaker

Just a quick note about an effective ice breaker that can get a group engaged in conversation:
Fact or Fib
This ice breaker game is also commonly known as "two truths and a lie." Have everyone in the group sit in a small circle facing each other. Players then take turns telling the rest of the group three facts about themselves, including two truths, or facts, and one lie, or fib. Begin with yourself to give an example. Try to come up with two true facts that might seem unrealistic, such as "I have swum with sharks" or "I was an extra in a movie." Add a third fib, such as "I have three brothers." See if the group can guess which fact is a fib. Then continue the game, with each player reciting three facts, and the group guessing which fact is the fib.


Read more: Ice Breaker Games for Small Groups | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_6079729_ice-breaker-games-small-groups.html#ixzz2BJCv6lni
 
This is an ice breaker that doesn't recquire a lot of props or anything special that you would need to purchase!

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