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Song Scramble (Icebreaker)

 

This interactive activity is designed to have your participants work together as a group. On the previous page there are verses from 2 well known songs broken into one line sentences.

These lines will be cut up into single pieces of paper with each verse, and the participants will be asked to put the lines from the song in order. (You will need to cut up the worksheet(s) before the training session).

Hand out a line of the song to each participant – if you have groups smaller than 12, some participants will get more than one line. Ask the groups to work together to work out:

  1. The song title
  2. The artist
  3. The order the lines should be in

Once the group has re-ordered the lines to create the original verse, you can have them read or sing the song to the group.

Song 1:1 song

 

Song 2:2 song

 

Song 3:3 song

 

Answers:

Song 1: "Living on a Prayer" by Bon Jovi song 1 answer

Song 2: "Beautiful Day" by U2 song 2 answer

Song 3: "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen queen

 

Theo Winter

Theo Winter

Client Services Manager, Writer & Researcher. Theo is one of the youngest professionals in the world to earn an accreditation in TTI Success Insight's suite of psychometric assessments. For more than a decade, he worked with hundreds of HR, L&D and OD professionals and consultants to improve engagement, performance and emotional intelligence of leaders and their teams. He authored the book "40 Must-Know Business Models for People Leaders."

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