Adult teaching

[vivaciauk]

can anyone reccomend a few icebreakers to use on a course with young adults that are fun

Thanks

[andy-hughes]

Ask each person to interview the person next to them for three minutes, and elicit three facts that may surprise the rrest of the group. Each person then reads out their interviewee's responses. gets everyone talking, and inspires a little curiosity in each other.

[SaxyJag]

Stick a card on each of their backs with the name of a celeb - different one for each. They have to go around and ask each other yes/no type questions and see if they can guess who 'they' are.

Another one, give them a grid with descriptions of six types of person on, eg. a girl, a boy, someone who likes r'n'b, someone who has a dog, someone has a birthday this term, someone who has brothers etc etc. They have to interview each other and get names to put in the appropriate grid squares. They can have more than one name per square, but they can't use the same person's name in more than two squares, and they must get at least six different names.

[vivaciauk]

Thankyou for the suggestions.I will use them both as icebreakers and let you know how i get on..