Bytes! S02E06 || 5 Ice-breaker Games To Play On Zoom

What interesting things have you been doing for your CF, youth or cell groups during the MCO? We’ve got some ideas for ice-breakers to play virtually over Zoom you could try. Have fun… and share more ideas if you have in the comments!
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[@ohsdanceclass2825]

I loved watching your video! You made me so happy with your happy disposition.

[@care8875]

I did a surprise "Show and tell" I introduced the game, then I gave everyone a few seconds to grab something WITHIN REACH, then we took turns telling about it. That was a lot of fun

[@pamelaquevedo1423]

Thanks for this.

[@stjamesperth]

This is a fun and creative list of icebreakers. Thanks for putting it up and explaining it so well Joel. Now, to find occasions to use them!

[@haydenshook5192]

These are great, fun ideas! Thank you, Joel! I teach adult ESL in Charleston, SC.

[@belearning973]

Thanks for this! You can try this song too, when you go in breakout rooms, th-cam.com/video/ZcHGnL7OO_s/w-d-xo.html

[@katieburgess6839]

Thank you! These are great ideas for starting out a video class too. I love the idea of sending them to dress up!!

[@JohnBehnke79]

Thank you for sharing these! They are great ideas, that inspired some variations! I will be doing these with my classes starting next week! THANK YOU!
People Bingo: Ask “getting to know you questions,” and each student raises their hands if the question applies to them (“How many of you have more than 3 siblings?” “How many of you have ever been outside our state?” and so on). The Zoom/Meets GRID view is the bingo board, and the people raising hands are the mark on that bingo square; classmates have to write down the names of the hand-raisers and then share their screen when they think they have a bingo line or blackout or four corners or whatever
Variation on Box of Lies: the student accurately answers “20 questions” from the class about the item in the box/bag, and tell the truth in response. So, if it’s a cactus, the questions would be something like, “What color is it? - Green” // “Is it alive?- Yes?” // “Is it an animal? - No” // “Is it a plant? - Yes” and the class has to guess what's in the box/bag

[@Neska2007]

Love your ideas! Send more please!

[@rosab1379]

I love your energy - what great ideas! 🙏 thank you

[@kimarimaina]

Fantastic. Thank you for sharing these ideas.

[@janisepalmer8614]

Wow! I like these and I know that my students are going to like them as well.

[@annedixon3058]

Thank you! We are about to start our EAL class on Zoom and these are great ideas!

[@jillianryan1890]

Thank you so helpful. As an English ESL Tutor I often host workshops, therefore have to have fun activities for new attendees and ice breakers.

[@lanwu5454]

Thanks for those great ideas! Sounds so fun!

[@leigha98]

OMGosh. Thank you for these suggestions!

[@adrenalinejen]

Thanks for these great ideas, and your positive energy!

[@kiransingh-kg8vl]

Thank You. Brilliant ideas.

[@amylapaix8369]

So good! This is the best online icebreaker video I’ve found!

[@suyouthmy]

Glad you think so and we can be of help :)

[@dwightbarrett6912]

Hands down

[@morgancrosby4190]

These are so great thank you!!!

[@jacquelynkarney9001]

Thanks for your ideas. I love them

[@ericsico4714]

Love the ideas! Keep it up! :)

[@latoyajanellew.2634]

This was great!!! Thank so much! We are trying to spice up our monthly staff meetings! So helpful.

[@tanushrievirkar4123]

loved them all

[@erickahaddock1764]

These are great! Thank you!

[@rockinmusicbaby]

Thanks for this! We did heads and tails with out kids this week, kids put hands on their head or bottoms then a coin is flipped to see who wins :)

[@VFlyArtAndDanceStudio]

Thanks for sharing ideas, I also played the guess my drawing, tic tac toe and guess the alphabet of a word games with kids using the whiteboard of Zoom.

[@belearning973]

here is a song you might want to try for Breakout Rooms! th-cam.com/video/ZcHGnL7OO_s/w-d-xo.html

[@danielrios40]

Great ideas! Thank you very much, Joel!

[@erickiskandar1]

Yeayy.... Will try the box of lies. Thanks for sharing

[@Renzuo77]

Great fun ideas, thank you! Will use in my zoom cell meeting tomorrow, cheers and God bless!

[@carollutz8253]

I could totally use these with my 5th graders; thanks!

[@ryderintexas]

Great video. Such helpful ideas!

[@EasyCodesforKids]

I just made a video about using color cards for games in Zoom or answering questions. I do this with my classes and everyone laughs and it adds a bit of fun to each lesson or meeting.

[@pineapplesun07]

Thank you for the video, I will definitely try the scavenger hunt, I found it interesting

[@124danni]

Very very interesting, thanks for sharing this!! 🤓

[@IceBreakingPakSyabar]

Wow amazing ice Breaking online, thanks for information

[@mtra.ma.eugeniaquijanonune7502]

It's Fun. Thank you.! Good idea for my students

[@phoebeluzs.santos5950]

Thank you for these ideas!

[@WildGrandma]

Great ideas! Thank you!

[@wesax3]

great ideas! thank you so much for sharing

[@suyouthmy]

Most welcome!

[@wyvonneaallen2430]

Oh my goodness this was so insightful and very helpful thankyou!

[@rominalalla5542]

Good ideas!!! Thans a lot!!

[@belindafernandes5257]

These are some great ideas. Thank you!

[@intansinta3783]

Thx for sharing. so helpful. Ive got another idea for the game called *That alphabet game*.
As the teacher, we write every word student mentions while playing the game. In the end of the game, we can make a story with the words. This is similar to Madlibs -making a weird or crazy story, even with unrelated words.

[@lovefrom1987]

Thank you for sharing some fun games to play on zoom. :)

[@HowTo4Uvideos]

Great ideas! I'm going to try some of these with my students. Thanks!

[@arshiyathepupilschool916]

Wow! Quite Interesting

[@balak3948]

Very useful Tips. Thank you!

[@vickymarambio5334]

amazing!! thanks so much for sharing!

[@nanichana]

These are really good ! Thank you !

[@ruchisengar2705]

Wow!! Thank you! Chanced upon this video and I feel lucky that I did!!! As a teacher, teach- trainer, these activities will surely work magically! Bless you

[@Hercules718]

From a teacher, thank you very much ! Cool ideas.

[@lucyrashiwala7796]

This video really helped!! thank you!

[@zendelrosariomtaruc5397]

Wow. Thank you for sharing.

[@sparwaal]

Really innovative and cool games

[@hannahgraceruel5241]

Love it! Very helpful! :)

[@elizabethlaliberte8524]

These are free, easy and creative. Thank you!!

[@lucretia216]

These are great!

[@armedgunman8988]

You talk very naturally and smoothly, Sir.

[@katieharri7754]

thanks for sharing! These are great ideas.

[@suyouthmy]

Thanks for watching :)

[@stephanienance7710]

Very helpful! Thanks.

[@BobbyDsouza]

FANTASTIC WORK

[@munzkiechannel2189]

I love it..thanks

[@maisasancassani8919]

Great ideias! Thank you!

[@stefaniatsiava1354]

that was so enlightening, thank you very much!!!

[@gracielasuarez2034]

Thank you.Fantastic ideas!!My students will love them

[@suyouthmy]

You are so welcome!

[@amandask797]

Inspiring!! Thank you so much

[@ale-pd6sr]

So much Fun! Thank you so much

[@aishwaryakapoor1514]

We hosted a virtual party on instaparty app and we had a blast too but I missed out on ice breakers! I wish I saw your video earlier..

[@teachmrej]

Thanks a lot! Good ideas!!

[@macherivasa]

great ideas! thanks

[@brendasanchez6375]

I really.liked it and for sure i will do some.of them o was run out of ideas today.... tx a lot

[@andreyee8254]

The celebrity name game can be played with any words really, but you could keep it themed (maybe fruits or animals) if you want more of a challenge. The game is called shiri-tori in Japanese. There's another Japanese word association game called "Magical Banana" (which I call magical strawberry because I teach middle school) where each person has a countdown to say a word that is directly related to the word spoken by the previous player. The rest of the audience acts as timers and judges, so if someone takes too long or says a word that isn't obviously related to the previous word they get buzzed/skipped/whatever you decide. You can have an almost infinite number of variations to this game by adding different rules(ex. all words must relate to a central theme AND the word before) and formats (can be done written, typed, spoken, etc.).

[@christinestolfi3716]

You Rock!!! I am going to play the class which one is a lie. I have my high school students write 2 things they did and one lie then everyone has to guess which is a lie. Have a happy healthy year.

[@dianachen3172]

creative ideas! thank you!

[@artemisfowl5520]

I really liked it , it's so innovative 💡

[@thesocialworkpad]

Good job , as these can really be done.

[@suyouthmy]

Great! Let us know how it goes if you do use them :)

[@KathyMakattack]

These are totally awesome and creative! I'm gonna have an online catch up (in costumes) because like you said we've been in boring clothes for so long. So gonna play these! Thank you!

[@suyouthmy]

Thanks Kathy! Hoping your catch-up goes great!

[@rhondaevans-brown4390]

Thank you! Awesome 👍

[@focusonthepeople4108]

good stuff thanks

[@ambermariemalone]

You are so fun!

[@marietaarellano3130]

THANK YOU SIR FOR GIVING ME AN IDEA ON HOW MY CLASS ONLINE MORE EXCITED

[@evafernandez8928]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@suyouthmy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@somendrasinghcharan360]

amazing

[@margaritaestrada8811]

Very cool!

[@faithwong759]

wow, awesome, thanks!

[@elahemofidi5517]

It was great 😍🙏🏼

[@mygeminibae9391]

thanks for the ideas!!!

[@hearmoore]

What other topics have people used for the scavenger hunt (besides the 3 mentioned). Thanks.

[@depotiqroassalam]

👍 these are great

[@sunnyrichard3273]

thanks a lot. I liked the video

[@OnlineToolsTutorialsEighteen]

That's nice, Online Tools Tutorials.

[@delbrahackney2577]

This is great.

[@plentyofplum3054]

Very good ideas!

[@susanakepler]

Thank you for sharing

[@michellehenry-ellis4698]

Thank you. My fourth graders will love the alphabet game (with geography, LOL)

[@walbertteixeira6158]

Very good. I really liked it

[@jamie-annhunt4350]

Thanks for the ideas. I've done bingo, subcategories, and a dice game called Place the Digits with my 5th graders.

[@tahapoonawala359]

how? can you elaborate on
the dice game please?

[@EverythingAJA]

I like your thumbnail. 👍

[@graceroselin9840]

Loved each part of the game. What if to conduct games to a webinar where participants will be more than 100+, how to get the winners list.. kindly advise me

[@43samdavis]

very interesting !!

[@farfrthemaddingcrowd4757]

Thank you. Very helpful

[@anjalafernandes1951]

Thank you so much...