4 Corners

[leelee1433]

Category: Group/Icebreaker  Game Ages: All Ages  # of people: 5 or more  Materials: paper, pencil, markers(optional)

How To Play: Everyone in the group gets a pencil and piece of paper.  Everyone then divides the paper into 4 squares either by folding paper in half twice or drawing a line down middle horizontally and diagonal.  Next in each square pick a topic everyone must answer through drawings.  For example in Top Right- Favorite Food, Top Left- Favorite Hobby, Bottom Left- Favorite Concert, Bottom Right- Favorite Summer Activity..etc.  Give them about 5-10 minutes to draw out their answers to the questions.  After everyone is done, go around in a circle and share you drawings.


Comments/Suggestions: This is a good icebreaker game for a big group.  Its okay if you can't draw, just have fun and be creative! 

[carl5]

nice game, seems like a good way to get people to open up about themselves.  it's probably rough for the non-artistically inclined though.   thanks for sharing, leelee!

[rhale722]

this name  reminds me of that game we would used to play in second grade. the teacher would number the 4 corners in the room, then close her eyes and all the children would run to one corner. while her eyes are still closed she calls out "corner number 2!" and every child in that corner has to sit down. it was always such a suspenseful game when you were that little! hee hee! thanks for sharing!