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1. Loads of Ice Breakers

   ICE BREAKERS

   http://www3.baylor.edu/~Charles_Kemp/ice_breakers.htm
   Just a few ideas, but clearly explained.

   http://www.flora.org/mike/poped/icebreakers.html
   http://www.flora.org/mike/poped/icebreakers2.html#top
   Both sites are related, well laid out and explain clearly some icebreakers and how to run them.

   http://www.scn.org/ip/cds/cmp/modules/tm-ice.htm
   Not really a description of icebreakers, but rather an explanation in the form of a series of bullet points.

   http://www.johnsleigh.com.au/IB_check.htm
   A broad collection of issues relating to ice breaker exercise, including an explanation and checklist for what makes a good icebreaker, eve carries some energisers.

   http://www.susan-boyd.com/tenways.htm
   10 or 11 novel icebreaker exercises, very good.

   http://www.csi.cc.id.us/support/hr/Teaching/breakers.htm
   A brief resume of a range of icebreakers

   http://www.topten.org/content/tt.AU20.htm
   This is meant to be the top ten of icebreakers, some old favourites are there, a good site to visit.

   http://www.susqu.edu/campus_center/book2.htm
   Quite a big page chocked with ideas and explanations of icebreakers, excellent.

   http://lonestar.texas.net/%7Etsberry/swepage/ice.htm
   One line descriptions of ice breakers, together with some other links.

   http://adulted.about.com/library/blicebreakers.htm?once=true&
   The first page of three pages explaining and introducing how icebreakers should be employed and also some providing some examples, an excellent web site.

   http://www.residentassistant.com/icebreakers/Default.htm
   A range of novel icebreakers listed and detailed for use, good.

   The following web sites has a brief explanation of ice breakers and their use:

   http://www.etr.org/nsrc/pdfs/TB.14.pdf

   https://www.bo.uiowa.edu/~TrainersNetwork/handouts/Handout_3.pdf

   http://www.educationalconsulting.ca/icebreak.htm

   http://adulted.about.com/library/blicebreaker2.htm

   http://www.reproline.jhu.edu/english/5tools/5icebreak/icebreak4.htm

   http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/leader/icebreak.html

2. Free Ice Breakers
   We’re currently giving away a set of 7 innovative icebreakers to anyone who completes our online survey. I’m sure one or more of these will be useful to you. Our survey can be completed by going to http://www.glasstap.com and following the link.