Browse our collection of 15 engaging activities to warm up your team
Participants sit in a circle and take turns sharing something they appreciate about others. Creates a positive atmosphere and strengthens relationship...
Participants race to find specific items or complete challenges within a time limit. Promotes teamwork, creativity, and friendly competition.
Using a ball of yarn, participants toss it to each other while asking questions. The yarn creates a physical web showing connections between people.
Small groups work together to find things they all have in common. Builds team cohesion and reveals unexpected connections.
Participants introduce themselves using only emojis. Others try to guess what the emojis represent. A modern, visual twist on introductions.
Participants answer a series of Would you rather questions, choosing between two options. Reveals preferences and sparks fun debates.
Participants bring an object that's meaningful to them and share its story. Creates deeper connections and reveals personal values.
Participants receive cards with one half of a famous pair. They must find their matching partner by asking questions without directly stating what's o...
A quick activity where each person shares one word that describes how they're feeling. Perfect for starting meetings or training sessions.
Participants imagine they're stranded on a desert island and must choose three items to bring. Reveals personality traits and priorities.
A memory game where each person says their name along with an adjective that starts with the same letter. Helps with name retention in new groups.
Participants pair up for quick one-on-one conversations, then rotate to meet new people. Great for conferences and large networking events.
Perfect for online meetings, participants choose creative or unusual virtual backgrounds and share the story behind their choice.
Participants receive bingo cards with various characteristics or experiences in each square. They must find people who match each description and get ...
A classic ice breaker where each person shares three statements about themselves - two true and one false. The group tries to guess which statement is...