I have to attend a weekly meeting where we have to do one of these each time

The questions range from

If you could be anywhere right now where would it be?

What is your favorite movie and why?

What would you do if you hit the lottery?

What kind of pastry are you? - I am NOT kidding!

What was you most embarrassing moment (PG)?

and so on...

What superpower would you want and why?

What did you want to be when you grew up when you were between the ages of 5-10.

Short of trust exercises and a human knot does anyone know any good ice breakers for a large group of 25 college kids (mostly girls :D )?[/QUOTE]


A quick game of Twister????

A quick game of Twister????[/QUOTE]

NAKED twister.

What is wrong with "What's a nice lot of girls like you doing in a place like this?"

Or

"Do you come here often?"

The oldies are always the best and give a predictable result!

Have to make sure they are nice girls first. Better yet, good looking and naughty. :D:D

I would think that "You probably don't come here often but if you hooked up with me, you will." :D:D

. . . imagine everything you own is in this backpack . . .

the Arktika
 

nuclear

first surface vessel to reach the north pole

pretty sweet

ask them why they signed up for the course.

Walking back from the staff meeting yesterday, my boss said to me,

" You know, I wish I were Darth Vader, so I could squeeze my hand, and say things like ' Admiral, you have disappointed me for the last time!!! ' as the guy chokes." :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

As far as icebreakers are concerned, I went to a class for analysts and the one they used was:

Say your name, then make three statements about yourself. Make one of them false, and we will try to determine which one is false."

No one guessed mine. :D

Have you read "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom? Maybe it's been discussed in class? Probably something both humorous and serious there you could introduce to break the ice.
Short and sweet book. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.


http://mitchalbom.com/books/node/3869

"In the fall of 1994, Morrie came to the hilly Brandeis campus to teach his final college course. He could have skipped this, of course. The university would have understood. Why suffer in front of so many people? Stay at home. Get your affairs in order. But the idea of quitting did not occur to Morrie.

Instead, he hobbled into the classroom, his home for more than thirty years. Because of the cane, he took a while to reach the chair. Finally, he sat down, dropped his glasses off his nose, and looked out at the young faces who stared back in silence.

"My friends, I assume you are all here for the Social Psychology class. I have been teaching this course for twenty years, and this is the first time I can say there is a risk in taking it, because I have a fatal illness. I may not live to finish the semester. "

When I'm in a situation around females, when I need to break the ice quickly, I usually just use a ball peen hammer. Works for me. :cool:

Clk, wouldnt an ice pick work better?

Nice shoes lets ****.:D

My teacher just shows a Powerpoint of Dilbert cartoons at the beginning of class.