
Fill in the blank icebreakers
Fifteen fill-in-the-blank prompts, answered through polls, word clouds and open answers.
A say-what-you-see game: teams work out ten English idioms from picture clues.
Scenarios where teams use it, and why it fits.
Ten picture clues for English idioms make small teams talk and laugh as they say what they see.
Because the clues are pictures, colleagues who speak English as a second language can still contribute, and the idioms become a conversation.
At about fifteen minutes it is long enough to be a main game, and team scoring keeps the competition friendly.
Every question, in slide order. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
What's this phrase?
Piece of cake
Also accepted: Peace of cake
What's this phrase?
The last straw
Also accepted: The final straw
What's this phrase?
Throw caution to the wind
Also accepted: Throwing caution to the wind
What's this phrase?
On cloud 9
Also accepted: On cloud nine
What's this phrase?
Under the weather
What's this phrase?
Beat around the bush
What's this phrase?
Take it with a pinch of salt
What's this phrase?
Take a rain check
Also accepted: Take a raincheck, Raincheck, Rain check
What's this phrase?
Once in a blue moon
What's this phrase?
Get in shape
Press View and claim to open the slides, then make your own copy.
Add your team's names, a prize and any questions of your own.
Start it on your big screen or share your screen.
Players join on their phones and play live.
About 15 minutes for all 10 questions, going by the timers on the slides.
Yes. Share your screen on Zoom or Teams and put the join code in the chat. Everyone answers on their own device.
Yes. Once you have your own copy, every question is yours to edit.
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