Five around the circle

4 shiney stars

Have everyone sit in a circle. 

Ask a volunteer to introduce themselves and the four people on their left to the rest of the group.

Then the volunteer may ask one of the four people he or she has introduced to switch places with anyone else in the circle (except for the five just introduced.) The person who takes the previously introduced person's place must then introduce themselves and the four people to their left. 

Continue until everyone is able to introduce everyone else. For smaller groups, have kids introduce just one or two people.



Features
  • Free / Low Cost
  • No equipment needed
  • Sharing, Get to know you
  • Night
Objectives
  • Ice breaker
Space
  • Indoor
  • Large area
  • Small area
Age
  • Primary or Elementary School
  • Teens (Age 12-15)
  • Teens (Age 16-18)
  • Young Adults

Group Size
  • Small Groups (1-9 people)
  • Medium (10-29 people)
  • Large groups (30+)

Duration
  • Medium (11-29 mins)
  • Short (1-10 minutes)
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