Ice Breaker, Warm Up and Lead in

What is an example of an ice breaker activity?

• Playing Two Truths and a Lie

• Watching a movie

• Solving a math problem

• Reading a book

Name a warm up game that involves physical movement.

• Simon Says

• Jigsaw puzzle

• Sudoku

• Chess

How can a lead in activity help set the tone for a meeting or presentation?

• By engaging participants, creating a positive atmosphere, and focusing their attention on the topic at hand.

• By putting everyone to sleep with boredom

• By causing confusion and chaos

• By making everyone feel uncomfortable and awkward

What is the purpose of ice breaker activities?

• To make people feel uncomfortable and awkward

• To create a negative and tense atmosphere

• To help people relax, get to know each other, and create a positive atmosphere

• To waste time and delay the start of the actual activity

What are some examples of ice breaker questions?

• What's your shoe size?

• How many pets do you have?

• What's your favorite movie?

• What's your favorite color?

Why are warm up games important before starting a group activity?

• To confuse and frustrate the participants

• To waste time and delay the start of the activity

• To energize and prepare participants, improve communication and teamwork, and create a positive and inclusive atmosphere.

• To make the activity longer and more tedious

What are some common lead in techniques used in public speaking?

• Singing a song

• Asking a question, telling a story, using a quote, or stating a surprising fact

• Reciting the alphabet

• Doing a magic trick

How can ice breaker activities help in team building?

• By making team members feel awkward and uncomfortable

• By creating a competitive and hostile environment

• By creating a relaxed and comfortable environment, encouraging communication and collaboration, and breaking down barriers between team members.

• By increasing tension and conflict among team members

What are some characteristics of effective lead in activities?

• Engaging, relevant, and positive

• Boring, irrelevant, and negative

• Uninspiring, outdated, and discouraging

• Distracting, unimportant, and pessimistic

What are some popular warm up games for large groups?

• Musical Chairs

• Some popular warm up games for large groups include Human Knot, Two Truths and a Lie, and Name Bingo.

• Dodgeball

• Simon Says