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to warm up guests. By theming your questions toward Halloween, you can also help everyone
get in the holiday spirit.
Here is a starter list of icebreakers:
2 - Halloween History
(https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vKdkXzeaWJBxBqvusBlyKm7z_vQeYYlLv1IPfVAgbBo/edit?
usp=sharing)
It’s just a preparation for some activities and to talk about its origins and traditions
It’s a competition about who knows more about the holiday. The teacher sends the link to students, and the
winner is the one who has more correct answers and did it the fastest.
Students have to stand up and start dancing, when the teacher says “STOP” and “PAUSE” the song, the one
who moves is out. The winner is the one last one to move.
5 – Gartic (https://gartic.io/32u3qf )
The games does its job regarding points. So it counts points by drawing well and guessing fast.
6 – You Are a Zombie If
To play Zombie, ask your staff if they have done any of the following actions without thinking. If
the statement applies, then the player “got bitten” and must blackout their screen. The last player
onscreen wins the game.
PS: In case, it goes too fast, you could ask the students (zombies) to say something to “bite” the
others and “kill” them.