Going Deeper Icebreaker

 

Here's a simple icebreaking activity that’s designed to go a bit deeper with your students or groups.

  1. Think about one question to get to know someone else.
  2. Find a person, take a We-Fie together, get their names.
  3. Exchange questions with each other. Optional: fill in their answers and your observations, share with them.
  4. Find another person, use the previous question asked by your original by them. Rinse and repeat.

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