Icebreaker Questions for Meetings, Classes and Parties
One question, every voice, then on with the day.
An icebreaker question has one job: get every person in the room to say something before the real business starts. The main deck holds 200 questions anyone can answer in ten seconds, with a multiple-choice set for a show of hands. Beside it sit a funny deck, a meeting-safe deck for work, decks for teens and for kids, and one for each season and the holidays in it, from fall and Thanksgiving through Valentine's Day to summer. Open a page and the first question is already on the card. Read it out, take answers round the circle or the video call, then deal the next one. Nothing repeats in one sitting, and the whole list is printed under the deck. Every question is original and clean, and none asks for anything a person might not want to share with a group.
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The main deck of ten-second questions with its show-of-hands set, and a sillier deck for groups that already get along.
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Best Icebreaker Questions: 200 Anyone Can Answer in Ten Seconds
200 ten-second questions in eight groups, with 40 multiple-choice cards for a show of hands and 34 about food.
For example How many tabs do you have open right now?
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Funny Icebreaker Questions for Adults: 120 Clean, Silly Cards
120 clean, silly questions about adult life in seven groups, with 30 unhinged hypotheticals and 14 show-of-hands cards.
For example Which hour of the day could we delete without anyone noticing?
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Decks written for one audience: meeting-safe questions for work, and questions pitched at teens and at kids.
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Good Work Icebreaker Questions for Meetings, Calls and New Hires
150 meeting-safe questions in seven groups: team meetings, virtual calls, new hires, leadership, quick polls, fun, and clients and workshops.
For example What would your out-of-office say if it were fully honest and still polite?
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Icebreaker Questions Middle School Students Will Answer
120 questions for a new class, an advisory, a team or a youth group, ages 11 to 17, in eight groups. Most take one word or a show of hands.
For example What makes a new person feel welcome here?
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Icebreaker Questions for Kids, Ages 5 to 12
120 questions for ages 5 to 12 in eight groups, from Hands up to Pretend. Written for the first day of school and the first club meeting.
For example If you built a treehouse, what would you put inside first?
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A short deck for each time of year, from fall and Thanksgiving through winter, the December holidays and Valentine's Day to spring and summer.
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Fall Icebreaker Questions for Work and Class
60 autumn questions for meetings and classrooms: work, back to school, flavors, leaves, a 12-card Halloween set and 20 show-of-hands cards.
For example Pick a fall field trip: an orchard, a farm, a corn maze or a nature trail?
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Thanksgiving Icebreaker Questions for Work and the Family Table
60 quick questions for November meetings and family tables: the menu, small thanks, the parade and leftovers, with a Work-safe pill on 46 cards.
For example Which container in your kitchen really belongs to someone else's past dinner?
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Winter Icebreaker Questions for Cold Days and the New Year
106 questions in eight groups: 60 about snow, cold and staying in with no holiday named, plus 46 for January and the new year.
For example What is a good indoor hobby for a long winter?
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Holiday Icebreaker Questions for Office Parties and Year-End Meetings
60 December questions that work for any tradition: lights, food, gifts, the office party, the last week before the break and 23 multiple-choice cards.
For example Office potluck: are you the baker, the buyer or the one who brings napkins?
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Spring Icebreaker Questions for Meetings, Classes and March 17
60 spring questions in six groups: warm days and rain, gardens, spring cleaning, spring at work, a 15-card St Patrick's Day set and 16 multiple-choice cards.
For example What is the first meal you eat outside once the weather turns?
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Summer Icebreaker Questions About Heat, Vacations and Being a Kid
60 summer questions in six groups: vacations and road trips, heat, childhood summers, cookouts and ice cream, summer at work and 24 multiple-choice cards.
For example Fireworks: front row, from a distance or indoors with the dog?
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Valentine's Day Icebreaker Questions About Friends and Kindness
60 questions about friends, kind acts, cards and candy in five groups. None is romantic, so the deck suits a classroom or an office.
For example What is a friendship rule everyone should follow?