Icebreakers - Templates & Examples
Kickstart your presentation with something fun, something to start a conversation or something to encourage collaboration. We have everything you need to break the ice and connect with your audience from the very first slide.
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Fun Icebreakers
What Foreign Language Do You Want to Learn?
In a world full of languages there are plenty to choose from. See which one your audience wants to learn the most.
Team Day Out
Let the wheel make the decision for you and choose a random activity to do on your next team day out.
What was the hardest subject in school?
An icebreaker to kick off any session and to get the audience engaged.
Insightful Icebreakers
Desert Island Icebreaker
What would everyone bring to a desert island? Time to find out now with this fun and interactive Icebreaker.
What are you thankful for?
Let's practice gratitude and take a moment to reflect on all of the things we are thankful for.
How are you feeling?
Check in with students and find out how they are feeling wherever they are joining the class from.
Big Meeting Icebreakers
Collect Weekly Priorities
Share your goals or weekly priorities with the team with this meeting icebreaker.
Meeting Warm-Up
Get everyone engaged from the start and describe the last week in one word.
If broomsticks were real, where would you fly to?
A seasonal, Halloween inspired Word Cloud icebreaker.
Teamwork Icebreakers
How did you get here this morning?
See how your audience got to today's conference, meeting, or workshop.
What are the best shows on Netflix at the moment?
Kick-off your meeting with a fun icebreaker and crowdsource your next Netflix binge session at the same time!
Conversation Icebreakers
What is your work situation looking like these days?
Working on home soil? Back in the office? Trying a bit of both? See what everyone happens to prefer.
What Is Your Favorite App?
Some are addicted to social media while others enjoy mobile games. Break the ice and see what your audience likes.
Where in the World Do You Most Want to Visit?
Travel is something many enjoy so what better way to engage your audience than to ask about their dream holiday?