It's a simple true or false gave. Just give a thumbs up if you think the statement is True and a thumbs down if you think it is False.

It's a simple True of False quiz about Christmas.

It's a simply true or false quiz about the Biblical Christmas story.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! So why not take a moment to help your group see what it does and doesn’t have in common when it comes to the holidays? Get them moving as they share by shifting from one side of the room to the other (or raise their left hand or right hand, if you have a big group) as they indicate if they “DID” or “DIDN’T” do it!

Many people favor dogs over cats, or cats over dogs, but it’s time to prove who is better. Have you group examine the cute-yet-disturbing outfits and decide who wore it better – the cat or the dog. They can yell out their answer to sway others, but then need to vote… either by moving from one side of the room to the other, or however you feel works for your group. Enjoy!

You will be given the name of a real or fictional holiday. Simply decide whether or not the holiday is a real holiday or not.

You will be given the name of a real or fictional holiday. Simply decide whether or not the holiday is a real holiday or not.

You will be given the name of a real or fictional holiday. Simply decide whether or not the holiday is a real holiday or not.

You will be given the top ten best-selling fruits world-wide. Your job is to Rank'em in the correct order starting with the best-selling to the worst-selling of the 10.

See if you can guess who was the first to accomplish these incredible milestones in the SpaceRace. Was it the USA or the USSR?

Simply answer the questions to the best of your ability and let's see who can get closest to the actual answer.

Answer the following questions about words and letter to see just how "wordwise" you are.

You may know what’s in your cereal bowl, but how well do you know the mascots on the box? See how well your group can remember the famous characters that are “part of a balanced breakfast!”

You may know what’s in your cereal bowl, but how well do you know the mascots on the box? See how well your group can remember the famous characters that are “part of a balanced breakfast!”

See if you can guess which actor/actress provided the voices for these famous animated characters.

Can you guess the country with just the outline of it? If you can, you are globally aware! If not, don’t worry – you’ll get a good hint. Try this as an all-play in your group to see who knows their countries!

Can you guess the country with just the outline of it? If you can, you are globally aware! If not, don’t worry – you’ll get a good hint. Try this as an all-play in your group to see who knows their countries!

Can you guess the country with just the outline of it? If you can, you are globally aware! If not, don’t worry – you’ll get a good hint. Try this as an all-play in your group to see who knows their countries!

How familiar are your students with the name behind the name they know when it comes to their favorite authors? Test their knowledge of who they are also known as (AKA) in this fun trivia game!

There are sports everyone has heard of, but what about the ones that seem to be so unique they might be made up? See if your group can tell which is a real sport somewhere around the world, and which is made up from a movie, TV show, book or otherwise!

There are sports everyone has heard of, but what about the ones that seem to be so unique they might be made up? See if your group can tell which is a real sport somewhere around the world, and which is made up from a movie, TV show, book or otherwise!

There are sports everyone has heard of, but what about the ones that seem to be so unique they might be made up? See if your group can tell which is a real sport somewhere around the world, and which is made up from a movie, TV show, book or otherwise!

How well can you identify different breeds of dogs? Let's find out.

Your group is filled with so many unique people who have each had their own share of experiences. These questions will help them to get to know each other better as they move from one side of the room or the other (or raise a left or right hand, if you group is large) to indicate if they “DID” or “DIDN’T” do it.