This wheel picks one of 30 icebreaker questions. Press spin and the question that comes up is the one to ask. It works as a random question generator for a team meeting, a first-day class or a club night.
Teachers can open the year by asking each student one question from the wheel. Managers can start a Monday meeting with a quick round where each person answers in a sentence or two. Youth leaders and parents can use it at camp, at the dinner table or when new friends meet. Each question is easy to answer and safe for work and school.
Switch the mode under the list to Everyone once so no question repeats in a session. Edit the list in the box to add your own questions, one per line, and press Save to My Wheels to keep your copy in this browser.
All 30 icebreaker questions
What is your favorite food?
What is a skill you would like to learn?
What did you do last weekend?
What is your favorite place you have visited?
What song do you know every word to?
What is a small thing that makes your day better?
What was your first job or chore?
What is a hobby you could talk about for an hour?
What is your favorite season and why?
What is a book or movie you could enjoy again?
If you could visit anywhere, where would you go?
What is your favorite way to spend a rainy day?
What is a food you would eat every week?
What is the best advice you have been given?
What is something you are proud of this year?
What is your favorite thing to do outside?
Which pet would you choose for a day?
What is a game you loved as a child?
What is your go-to breakfast?
What do you like to do to relax?
What is a place in your town you like?
What is a talent most people do not know you have?
What is one thing on your wish list this year?
What is your favorite holiday tradition?
Which superpower would you pick for a day?
What is a chore you do not mind doing?
What is your favorite subject or type of work?
What is a smell that brings back good memories?
What would you cook for a friend?
What is something new you tried recently?
Questions
How do I make sure a question does not repeat?
The wheel starts in Everyone once, so each of the 30 questions comes up once before any repeats. Switch to Allow repeats under the list if you prefer.
Can I use it with a large group?
Yes. Use Fullscreen and press the Space bar to spin. In a group of 30, each person can spin once and answer the question that comes up.
Can I add questions about our own topic?
Yes. Type each new question on its own line in the list box, up to 60 characters. Press Save to My Wheels to keep your edited copy.
Can I use it for a class?
Yes. Classroom mode is a separate page for teachers with saved class lists and Everyone once on by default.