Ice Breakers. The two most popular games which belong to this genre are sentence starters and Q&A. Sentence starters
People should go around the room and try to finish the sentences like:
* If I were a superhero, I’d rid the world of… * I have never… * In the fifth grade, I once… * If I were a dog, I’d be a… Q&A
Each gamer should attach a piece of paper to his or her back and draw a person, place, or thing there. Then he or she should choose three people who must guess what's on the paper by asking other party goers questions, to which they can answer only “warm,” “cold,” or “yes.” Connect Game to Party Food
Another option to entertain teens is to invite them in the kitchen and propose them to make the group’s party snacks. Individual pizzas. Be it a meat-lovers or all cheese, you can select a type of pizza for every teen. Gather all necessary ingredients in advance and take the packaged dough rounds, jarred sauce, and shredded cheese. Set out all the components and ask the teens to create their own pizzas. As an alternative you may also choose building ice cream sundaes and banana splits. Mock cocktails. Set up different juices, syrups, mixers and garnishes, choose fancy glasses, recipes of mocktails. The main rule of this game: no matter how “ucky”your mocktail is, if you mixed it, you drink it! Keep Them Active
Other examples of coed teen party games are bowling, mini-golf and laser tag. It is normal that the group can split into male and female clusters at first, but eventually, everyone will relax and be able to mingle with each other.
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