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What are some good icebreaker games for a group of teenagers?
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1. Two truths and a lie: have all participants come up with two stories about themselves that are true, and one that is a lie. Go around the room, have each person share their three stories and allow others to guess which story is a lie.
2. Who Am I? Have a few cards written with the name of a famous person, and the participants put them on their forehead without looking at it. Gather the group and have them ask yes or no questions to determine who the famous person is.
3. Would You Rather: Make a list of Would You Rather questions and go around the group, allowing everyone to answer.
4. Draw it Out: Divide the group into two teams, each player draws a card and they have one minute to draw it so that their team can guess what it is.
5. Blind Charades: Have the group divided into two teams and give each person a slip with an action written on it. The participants can’t show the slip to anyone, but they can act out the action and the other team has to guess what the action is.