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    Fun Get To Know Each Other Games

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    The document describes several "get to know you" games that can be played in a group setting. The games include Two Truths & A Lie, where participants share two truths and one lie about themselves for others to guess; I Didn't Do It, where participants eliminate themselves from the game by sharing things they've never done; and Encouragement, where participants write positive things about each other. Other games are Who Is It?, Interview, Common Things, and Fear Factor, which involve learning personal details, asking questions, finding commonalities, and discussing fears. The games are meant to help participants get to know each other in a fun way.

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    The document describes several "get to know you" games that can be played in a group setting. The games include Two Truths & A Lie, where participants share two truths and one lie about themselves for others to guess; I Didn't Do It, where participants eliminate themselves from the game by sharing things they've never done; and Encouragement, where participants write positive things about each other. Other games are Who Is It?, Interview, Common Things, and Fear Factor, which involve learning personal details, asking questions, finding commonalities, and discussing fears. The games are meant to help participants get to know each other in a fun way.

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    The document describes several "get to know you" games that can be played in a group setting. The games include Two Truths & A Lie, where participants share two truths and one lie about themselves for others to guess; I Didn't Do It, where participants eliminate themselves from the game by sharing things they've never done; and Encouragement, where participants write positive things about each other. Other games are Who Is It?, Interview, Common Things, and Fear Factor, which involve learning personal details, asking questions, finding commonalities, and discussing fears. The games are meant to help participants get to know each other in a fun way.

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    Fun Get To Know Each Other Games

     
    Two Truths & A Lie

     Let everyone say three things about themselves. The trick is that one of those must be a lie.
     The point is to deceive the group, whose members have toidentify which one of the statemnts is a lie. 

    I Didn’t Do It

     In this game, the winner is determined by eliminating the rest.


     Let everyone form a circle and then hold up 10 fingers.
     Make everyone share something that they have never done before. Now, if anyone in the group has done that
    thing, he/she should put one finger down and get out of the game.
     Until everyone is eliminated, the game is played. 

    Encouragement

     Give out a card and a pen to everyone in the room. Each person should have one card with his/ her name on it.
     Let each one of them write down something encouraging about everyone else, in his/her designated card.
     Now, each person will have a card that highlights what others think is his/ her strength and character. 

    Who Is It?

     Give everyone a small card.


     Make all of them write four things about themselves that no one else in the room knows.
     Now, let the moderator take all the cards.
     Read one card at a time and let the people try to pen down who they think the person is.
     In this way, they can know each other better. 

    Interview

     Divide the group into pairs and then give each pair a piece of paper and pen.
     Give them a questionnaire, which they should ask each other.
     Finally, each one should introduce their partners to the entire group, based on the things that they learnt from
    the questions. 

    Common Things

     Break the group into pairs and give them a minute to find out five things that they have in common with each
    other.
     Next, combine two pairs and give them three minutes to find out what are the things that the four of them have
    in common.
     Now, let each four-member group share its common traits with the larger group.
     This is a good activity to know one another in a large group and in a very short time. 

    Fear Factor

     Let everyone write his/her personal fears, anonymously, on a piece of paper.


     Now, everyone will randomly select a piece of paper and inform the group how that person might feel.
     It fosters interpersonal empathy.

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