Use this activity as an icebreaker / crowdbreaker to divide your youth into teams at a Christmas Party

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Icebreakers Christmas Card
Puzzler
Use this activity as an
icebreaker / crowdbreaker
to divide your youth into
teams at a Christmas Party
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Materials
Christmas Cards
(2 copies of each card)
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Activity
Use this as an icebreaker /
crowdbreaker to divide your
youth into teams at a
Christmas Party:
1. Select the front panels of
several Christmas with
different pictures and cut
them into pieces. Use 2
identical Christmas cards for
each group. Each group will
have a different card.
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2. Cut one of the 2 identical
cards into pieces. The number
of pieces is determined by the
number of people you want to
have on each team.
3. Write a question on the
back of each piece. Questions
should be along the lines of:
“What is your favorite part of
the Christmas Story?”, “What
is the most meaningful
Christmas Gift you ever
received?”, etc.
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4. The other uncut card is
placed on the wall or at each
table so that youth will be
able to find their group later
by comparing their pieces
with the visible cards.
5. One good idea is the keep
the pieces of each individual
card separate until needed.
Once everyone has
arrived, place the necessary
number of cards based on
the number of people in a
bag and mix them up.
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6. When each person enters
the room they are given a
piece of the cards that have
been cut into jigsaw
puzzles, with the question at
the back of each. The
objective of the game is to
ask people the question
found on the puzzle piece
and find the rest of the
people whose pieces
combine to form 1 card.
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7. Youth may only reveal their
puzzle pieces after they have
answered the questions. They
then test to see if the pieces fit
together. If they do then they
stay together and find other
people to ask questions and
check. Once the puzzle is
completely solved, only then
are participants allowed to find
out their respective table or
location to group together by
matching the picture of the
puzzle with the uncut version.
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