Where’s My Head At?

What Is Where's My Head At?

Where's My Head At? is an interactive ice breaker game designed to spark laughter and creativity among coworkers. It encourages participants to think on their feet.

The aim of the game is to guess your assigned word or phrase based on hints from your team. It's a great ice breaker for small groups.

Rules for Where's My Head At?

1. Split the group into smaller teams of four to five people.
2. Assign each player a random word or phrase that they can't see but the rest of the team can.
3. Have players take turns asking "yes" or "no" questions to figure out their word or phrase.
4. Allow team members to reply with "yes" or "no" only.
5. The first player to guess their word or phrase wins the round.
6. Rotate roles and repeat so everyone gets a turn.

Where's My Head At? Examples

• Word: Pizza / Questions: "Is it a food?" "Do you eat it for dinner?" "Is it Italian?"
• Word: Unicorn / Questions: "Is it an animal?" "Is it real?" "Does it have one horn?"
• Word: Smartphone / Questions: "Is it an electronic device?" "Can you make calls with it?" "Can you use apps on it?"
• Word: Eiffel Tower / Questions: "Is it a landmark?" "Is it in Europe?" "Is it in Paris?"
• Word: Basketball / Questions: "Is it a sport?" "Is it played with a ball?" "Is it played on a court?"

How to Play Where's My Head At? on Livestorm

1. Use Livestorm's breakout rooms to divide participants into small teams of four to five people.
2. Use the whiteboard or send a private chat to reveal each player's word to the rest of the team. Make sure the player can't see their own word.
3. As players ask "yes" or "no" questions, have team members reply using chat or by voice.
4. Use emoji reactions to encourage and signal correct guesses.