Fill in the blank icebreakers
Fifteen fill-in-the-blank prompts, answered through polls, word clouds and open answers.
Creative games
9 free templates to host live. Picture clues, pins on images and fill-in-the-blank prompts that get people imagining.
Pick your template
Team catchphrase quiz
A say-what-you-see game: teams work out ten English idioms from picture clues.
Creative Marketing Games
Slogans, pitches and creative uses for everyday objects, with ideas collected live and voted on by the team.
Creative Sales Games
Sales role play prompts: write a pitch, answer a tricky prospect, spin the wheel and rate each other's ideas.
Bingo Game Presentation
Players guess the theme of your bingo game in a word cloud. Prepare a card for each player to play along.
Duck race
A one-slide duck race that picks a winner at random, handy for choosing who goes next or who wins a prize.
Icebreaker with Draw Answer
Three icebreakers where everyone draws their answer on their own device, from their mood as an object to a wished-for superpower.
Pin on image icebreaker
Players answer by dropping a pin on an image, with questions about moods, workspaces and weekends.
Fun Brainstorming Games
Seven brainstorm prompts such as three items for a desert island and new uses for a lamp, with ideas voted on live.
About creative games
Games that ask people to imagine rather than recall: work out an idiom from picture clues, drop a pin on an image, or finish a sentence. There are few right answers, and the fun is in seeing what everyone comes up with.
They suit a relaxed social or the warm-up of a workshop, when you want people to laugh and talk more than compete.
Hosting tips
- Show the answers as they arrive and react to the surprising ones.
- Play picture-clue games in small teams, so people can think out loud together.
- Keep prompts light. Skip anything that could embarrass someone.
- Read each prompt aloud for anyone who joins by phone audio only.
- Edit any prompt that does not suit your team in your copy before you present.
More categories
Creative games: questions people ask
Are there right answers?
Some games have one, such as the idioms behind the picture clues. Most prompts are open, so anything people write or pin is a fair answer.
Do I need any artwork or preparation?
No. The images and prompts are already on the slides. You can add your own pictures in your copy.
Can we play remotely?
Yes. Share your screen on Zoom or Teams and put the join code in the chat. Everyone answers on their own device.
Ready when your team is
Pick a template and your team can be playing in two minutes.
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