Two-Four-Eight
A new twist on the traditional meet and greet icebreaker. Introduce in pairs and build from there!
How to run it
- This pair then finds another pair and each player introduces the other to the new pair
- Critical - after meeting 2-6 new people, return to your original pair and write down the different people you talked to and what you learned from them
- Where is the coolest place you have ever been?
- What are the top three things in your bucket list?
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This pair then finds another pair and each player introduces the other to the new pair
Critical - after meeting 2-6 new people, return to your original pair and write down the different people you talked to and what you learned from them
Where is the coolest place you have ever been?
What are the top three things in your bucket list?
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Two-Four-Eight. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: This pair then finds another pair and each player introduces the other to the new pair; Critical - after meeting 2-6 new people, return to your original pair and write down the different people you talked to and what you learned from them; Where is the coolest place you have ever been?; What are the top three things in your bucket list?. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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