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    Instructions: Ice Breakers Beachball

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    This document provides instructions for creating an "icebreaker ball" by writing questions on an inflatable beach ball. It then lists over 80 questions that can be written on the ball to use it as an icebreaker activity in a group. The questions range in topics from movies to relationships to embarrassing moments. The document also briefly describes two other icebreaker activities: an autograph sheet where participants find others who fit listed traits, and a comic strip chaos activity where participants arrange themselves in the correct sequence of comic frames.

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    Instructions: Ice Breakers Beachball

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    This document provides instructions for creating an "icebreaker ball" by writing questions on an inflatable beach ball. It then lists over 80 questions that can be written on the ball to use it as an icebreaker activity in a group. The questions range in topics from movies to relationships to embarrassing moments. The document also briefly describes two other icebreaker activities: an autograph sheet where participants find others who fit listed traits, and a comic strip chaos activity where participants arrange themselves in the correct sequence of comic frames.

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    This document provides instructions for creating an "icebreaker ball" by writing questions on an inflatable beach ball. It then lists over 80 questions that can be written on the ball to use it as an icebreaker activity in a group. The questions range in topics from movies to relationships to embarrassing moments. The document also briefly describes two other icebreaker activities: an autograph sheet where participants find others who fit listed traits, and a comic strip chaos activity where participants arrange themselves in the correct sequence of comic frames.

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    Instructions: Ice Breakers Beachball

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    Juanna Ismail
    This document provides instructions for creating an "icebreaker ball" by writing questions on an inflatable beach ball. It then lists over 80 questions that can be written on the ball to use it as an icebreaker activity in a group. The questions range in topics from movies to relationships to embarrassing moments. The document also briefly describes two other icebreaker activities: an autograph sheet where participants find others who fit listed traits, and a comic strip chaos activity where participants arrange themselves in the correct sequence of comic frames.

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    Ice Breakers | Beachball

    Instructions

    Get a large inflatable beach ball and use a permanent fine or medium point marker to
    write all of the following questions on it. This will take quite some time, but you can
    do it some night in front of the television. The resulting tool is an "icebreaker ball"
    that you can use for years to come.

    You can use it in a large group and throw it around. The person who catches it has to
    answer the question touching their left thumb. They then say their name, answer the
    question and throw it to someone else.

    You may also choose to use these questions as conversation starters in other types of
    games.

    The following questions are simply suggestions. You can add more serious or
    in depth questions, depending upon the level of ice breaker you want this to
    be:

    1. If you talking your sleep, what would you say?


    2. What is the first thing you do when you get out of bed?
    3. If Satan lived on earth, what would he be called by his friends?
    4. What is your favorite movie line?
    5. Approximately how many jokes do you know by heart? and tell us your
    favorite.
    6. What do Martians do for fun on Mars?
    7. If you were to treat yourself to the "finer things" what would you treat yourself
    to?
    8. If your life was being turned into a feature length movie, who would play you?
    And why?
    9. Where is the worst place you've ever been stuck waiting?
    10. What is your "15 minutes" of fame?
    11. If you were invisable where would you go?
    12. What's your favorite flavor of Jelly Bellys?
    13. What one object in your home are you most embarrassed about owning?
    14. Give three adjectives to describe the perfect kiss?
    15. What is your greatest addiction?
    16. What song reminds you most of a past or present relationship?
    17. Approximately, how many books have you read in the past year (excluding
    school book)?
    18. Fill in the blank: When I dance, I look like ___________ .
    19. What is the longest work you can thing of?
    20. Who is one person you wish you never met?
    21. If you could be a famous actor, writer, athlete, arist or muscian, which would
    you choose and why?
    22. What is the worst occupation in the world?
    23. What two television channels do you watch most frequently?
    24. What is your greatest phobia?
    25. If you were given a canvas and water colors, what would you paint?
    26. What celebrity irritates you the most?
    27. Other than the standard items (credit cards, money, drivers license, etc.),
    what interesting items do you keep in your wallet/purse?
    28. What is the meanest thing you can say to somebody?
    29. If you owned an enormous yacht, what would you name it?
    30. What is you life long dream?
    31. If you could ask the president of the united states one question, what would it
    be?
    32. What have you tried in life and simply were not good at?
    33. What is the scariest movie you've ever seen?
    34. On a scale of 1 to 10 how "hip" are you?
    35. What's the biggest advantage of being really tall?
    36. How many minutes does it take you to get ready in the morning?
    37. What hobby have you always wanted to pick up?
    38. If you could be a member of a tv sitcom family, which would it be?
    39. What is it about you that people find irresistable?
    40. If you were any animal, what would you be?
    41. What store is represented most in your wardrobe?
    42. What event or technological breakthrough do you think will revolutionize the
    future?
    43. What do you need more of right now?
    44. If you were a nationality other than your own which would you choose? Why?
    45. What is the most beautiful word you can think of?
    46. What beverage do you find nauseating?
    47. What is your favorite part of the human body?
    48. What three adjectives best describe you?
    49. If you were on a desert island what two books would you want with you?
    50. What is the first thing you notice when you meet someone?
    51. If you were running for mayor of boston what words would comprise your
    slogan (max. 6 words)?
    52. What is your favorite book growing up?
    53. What american city does not deserve a place on the map? Why?
    54. What is the most common compliment people give you?
    55. What is the best purchase you've ever made?
    56. If you could add any word to the dictionary what would it be?
    57. What commercial product would you refuse to endorse?
    58. What is your favorite pet name?
    59. What word best describes your internet knowledge?
    60. If you were flying in a plane that was about to creash, who would you want
    sitting next to you?
    61. What American presidents do you know the most and the least about?
    62. What is the longest period of time you have spent in a car?
    63. What is the best costume you ever wore for halloween?
    64. If you were a teacher would subject would you teach?
    65. What is the biggest indication that someone is a nerd?
    66. What latest trend simply baffles you?
    67. IF you were an evil dictator, where would you rule?
    68. What is the worst grade you ever recieved? What class was it for?
    69. What would you like your nickname to be?
    70. What do you consider your nicest feature?
    71. If you could bathe in a vat of any drink or food item, what would you choose?
    72. What is the dirtiest word in the english language?
    73. What song do you keep hearing over and over and over again?
    74. What are you most proud of?
    75. If you were to wipe one country off the map, which would you choose?
    76. What is the worst piece of clothing someone can wear?
    77. How many keys do you have on your key ring?
    78. Who has the worst name that you know?
    79. What age were you when you had your most embarassing hair style? And
    what was it?
    80. What's the best advice you're ever recieved?
    81. If you could change one thing about the way you look what would it be?
    82. What is the grossest thing you've ever done in public?
    83. What song reminds you most of the 80s?
    84. What do you regard as the most repulsive form of music?

     
    Ice Breakers | Autograph Sheet
    AUTOGRAPH SHEET: Participants are given a sheet with various traits on
    it. The objective is to find a person in the group who fits one of the
    descriptions and get that person’s autograph next to the trait. When
    making up the list, be creative, but include traits pertinent to the group.
    Each person may sign each sheet only once. Here are some examples:

    Likes broccoli _____________

    Balances his/her checkbook ______________

    Has been to a fortune teller ______________

    Speaks another language _______________


    Ice Breakers | Comic Strip Chaos
    COMIC STRIP CHAOS: Each participant takes a turn at picking a comic frame out of
    the large container. After the entire group has each chosen one, the participants begin to
    search for others with the same comic strip sequence. After the participants have found
    everyone in their group, they must arrange themselves so that the sequence of frames are
    in chronological order to form the comic strip correctly. Upon completion of sequence,
    the newly formed group sits down together. Great game to break large group into smaller
    groups.

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