Teampedia - Icebreakers and Teambuilding Tools for Teams https://www.teampedia.net/wiki/Category:Icebreakers/Warmups Teampedia is a collaborative encyclopedia of free team building activities, free icebreakers, teamwork resources, and tools for teams.
This site is designed for group leaders, trainers, teachers, managers, directors, counselors, youth groups, camps, task forces ... anyone wanting to enhance collaboration and creativity.
GoNoodle : Free brain breaks https://www.gonoodle.com/ Free brain breaks that help channel classroom energy for good.
There’s a short brain break activity for every part of the day. Calm the classroom or energize your students depending on the time of day.
How Do You Play http://www.howdoyouplay.net/ Learn how to play useful icebreakers, classroom games, party games and teambuilding activities.
Completely free.
Great Group Games https://www.greatgroupgames.com/ Ice breakers, group games, party games and more to help you relax and save time.
flyChat ... iPhone Social Game http://mashable.com/2009/07/17/flychat/ flyChat ... iPhone Social Game
I suspect that this iPhone App has potential to be used as an Ice Breaker in meetings ... providing everyone has an iPhone of course. "... app designed to let you interact with completely random strangers by attaching your message to virtual flies who buzz around on the iPhones of other users. The idea is to help you meet new people; the methodology is quirky, strange, and buzz-worthy.
flyChat’s iPhone app throws the traditional social network model up in the air, and instead uses themes, tags, and chance encounters to ensure that your updates get seen by interested parties."
Youth Group Icebreakers https://www.jubed.com/ A collection of games and icebreakers for youth groups
ImInLikeWithYou : inclides Ice Breaker Games https://mashable.com/2007/12/20/iminlikewithyou-blockles/ ImInLikeWithYou : inclides Ice Breaker Games ... OK it's a dating site ... but there is something to learn here about ice breakers.
The name of the game is Blockles, and it’s like a group effort for Tetris. Consider it the no-pressure ice breaker where you can meet other users. As with most other group games, you can either create a match, or join one that’s waiting to begin
Icebreaker Games and Teambuilding Activities https://www.icebreakers.ws/ Instructions to useful ice breakers and fun games such as Defend the Egg, Photo Scavenger Hunt, Telephone Charades, Sardines, Personal Trivia Baseball, and more.
Group Games and Icebreakers http://www.group-games.com/ A database of over 25 of the best icebreakers, group games, and team building activities, useful for a variety of settings: classrooms, organizations, parties, companies, college students, clubs, youth groups, camps, and game lovers in general.
Presentation Skills : Videos and PowerPoints https://presentationskillsvideos.blogspot.com/ The link above goes to one of the Shambles "Forest of Theme Blogs" pages that provides videos and other multimedia resources to support the topic here.
If you would like to see all of the Theme Blogs then go to the full list at http://www.shambles.net/blogforest or click where you see this button
Icebreaker Games at Fun Attiic https://funattic.com/ Icebreaker Games at Fun Attic
Cheeky Cheeky | Dress the Mummy | Gum Art | Gum Game | Ha Ha | Ice Cube Hunt | King Boe Boe? Ring | Memory Game |
Ice Breaker Activities http://www.christiancrafters.com/games_icebreakers.html Ice Breaker Activities | Musical Hand Shake | "TAG" That Person | Early Bird Gets The Worm | Parent-Child Game | You Too?! | Block Buster | Clothespin/Porcupine Tag |
Icebreakers & Group Process Activities http://www.uu.edu/centers/faculty/resources/index.cfm?CatID=27 Icebreakers & Group Process Activities
Icebreaker - Color, Car, Character |
Icebreaker: Imagination | Icebreaker: Who Am I?/What Am I? | Icebreaker: I Expect
Icebreaker: Who Am I/What Am I? |
Icebreakers, Warm-up, Review, and Motivator Activities http://knowledgejump.com/ Icebreakers, Warm-up, Review, and Motivator Activities
For the following activities, it often helps to break the group into couples or trios. The smaller groups allow for more discussion, keeps participants from mentally wondering off, builds rapport, and allows for "one-on-one" relationships.
Sometimes the problem is not warming up, but the need to calm or "come down" to reality after some intensive material is presented. Also, to get the full benefit of new material, some "introspective time" is needed.