There are many more than four man-made "wonders"of the world and I have listed just a few below for teachers to research pr...

      My teen daughters have played this "icebreaker" game many times during youth activities at our church. The game requires an...

       Give every member of a small group ten objects. These objects could be paperclips, pencils, crayons etc... Place a large paper bag i...

      In this game, students are introduced to one another and then each student will tell two facts about himself, plus one more piece of ...

      Although the concept of this trading card icebreaker is relatively self-explanatory, the amount of success and effort involved with i...

      "Mingle Madness" is played a bit differently from "Sort of Fun" because the students are expected to participate...

      "Sort of Fun" children shift back and forth across the room in accordance to their preferences. This icebreaker gives them ...

      Divide your classroom up into small groups and give each of these small groups a photograph of a unique painting. Ask students to dis...

      The teacher divides up his or her classroom into small groups of about four to five students and then gives each small group either a...

If you could be any artist in the world, who would you choose to be? If you spent all day working with your hands, what would you do? ...