Have a paper ball fight! This fun and engaging game will have kids excited to share facts about themselves and learn about others.

Grab 2 dice and these 60 questions for a fun getting to know you game. This simple game is a great way to connect and learn more about each other.

The start of the school year is the most critical time to help build positive relationships in your classroom. That's why I'm always seeking new and fun ways to incorporate "getting to know you" activities for the back to school season. This is the best time to help all students feel part of the cla

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.

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Encourage your family, youth group or activity days groups to choose their own adventure with this interactive goal setting activity.

After studying the thirteenth article of faith, we can make a list of things that are uplifting and virtuous. Discuss with a parent or leader how you can seek after these things. This is a SUPER easy activity with set up in less than 20 minutes. All you should need is scissors and these printables (obviously the attendees might appreciate a treat to or two though :) and if you choose to use envelopes (but you don't need to) PART ONE: hide the clues PART TWO: make two teams, race to find the…

Searching for the best 'This or That' questions for kids? Discover these great icebreakers for all occasions and start the fun now!

One of the first activities that I held with my 8-11 year old girls at church, we had a Getting To Know You night. We read a sweet story, played conversation jenga and made friendship bracelets! It was definitely a success. We first started off by reading the short boo

Last month I was looking for a getting to know you game that I could do with a large group of women for Relief Society. After searching for something we could play I came up with my own game. It is called: It is a spin off of the "This or That" game. Here is how it works: We started by having everyone stand on whatever side of the line they wanted. Then I asked everyone to “switch sides if” the statement applied to them. After some of the statements they were asked to tell someone next to…