Teacher ice breakers

Enjoy a fun selection of quick ice breakers for meetings. They will help you energize your team. When it comes to meetings you don't always have a ton of time to warm up your team

An icebreaker is an activity that you can use for employees when you want to have the conversation at the job interview, team building or business meeting. #Education #HumanResources #Leadesrship

Icebreakers are a great way to get a group of people interacting and connected. But sometimes, as the leader, it can be hard to find quick ways to do them. I know this first hand.

Ever find yourself dragging your feet to a staff meeting? As part of my school's wellness team, we are constantly playing games to either kick off or wrap up a staff meeting! Yes, teachers love games as much as their students! Your staff will work (and laugh) together as they brainstorm answers to the teaching-themed categories with words beginning with the same letter! This file includes: Directions and Tips for Use 5 ready to print lists 1 editable list (Keynote and Powerpoint Versions)…

Three fantastic icebreakers that get kids talking and start building relationships from the first day of school!

This is a fun idea for an ice breaker game for your next family reunion or family party. It is even a fun idea for a work, school or church function. Divide into groups of about …

It's that time! Back to school! And if you've ever worked in a school, you know that means large group icebreakers, teachers games, and teacher team building! My school administrators usually have pretty interesting teachers inservice ideas including planning large group games for school staff during our professional development meetings. Last year, my admin team organized a super fun and simple mystery gift swap game for our huge group of staff members. It was one of the best large group…

Back to school time means time for meetings. If you are in charge of planning these meetings, you realize the challenge you face. Teachers want to work in their classrooms so their attention is less-than-the-best. Through the years, I have had some interesting meetings at the beginning of the year. Here are a couple of fun things my principals did that made the meetings more enjoyable. Get Out of Your Comfort Zone: We all love to sit by our buddies when we go to a meetings, but I challenge…

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Planning a party and worried about breaking the ice? We’ve all been there. The tension in the room, people sticking to their own groups, and the struggle to