Teen get to know you games

Looking for a get to know you game for your small group? Try this M&M game as your next icebreaker and grab my free printable to make it easy.

What do you do on the first few days of middle school? Here are 8 Getting to Know You Games that your middle schoolers won't find too cringy!

When it comes to some fun get to know you games for breaking the ice and enjoying each other’s company, there are 17 classic get to know you games you can try

A get-to-know-you game where players are basically tricked into giving away a certain number of facts about themselves.

A couple weeks ago I was in charge of planning a get to know you game for the youth in our ward. It was for our older girls (12-18) to get...

Adding new friends to the mix? Found a dull moment in the night? Or just simply want to learn more about the people you love? Our game of ‘Who Said What?’ is perfect for filling any s…

Take a look at these hilarious would you rather questions that are perfect for teens, but only if you want a good laugh.

if you are hosting a teen gathering, plan a game of "would you rather". It is a good way to get the teens laughing and interacting with one another.

I was in charge of the activity this week for Young Women. We were welcoming two new girls into the group so I wanted to plan some kind of get-to-know-you game. I found a couple ideas online and decided to combine them. First, I took a bunch of tongue depressors and wrote two words, one on each end, which the girls would have to choose between. Some examples were "Chocolate" or "Vanilla", "Cats" or "Dogs", and "Facebook" or "Instagram". I also took some yarn and wound it into a ball. The…

Challenge your friends with these would you rather questions that are both fun and engaging. These questions are perfect for teens at sleepovers, parties, or youth group activities. Whether you're looking for light-hearted fun or something a bit more interesting, these questions are perfect for breaking the ice. Would You Rather Questions For Teens, Teen Ice Breaker Questions, Youth Group Activities