If they want, they can tell a story about their fact. Once everyone has their own paper airplane back you can go around the group and have each person say their name and read their fact aloud to the group.When the person is found, return their airplane. This should trigger some fun conversations. Now, the task is for each person to mingle with the group, ask questions, and find the person who belongs to the fact.Once everyone has someone else's airplane, they unfold them and quietly read the secret fact.If someone gets their own airplane, they should let everyone know and the airplanes can be thrown again. Everyone runs and picks up a paper airplane that isn't their own.Be careful that you don't aim at someone, you don't want to poke an eye! Now, on the count of three, everyone throws their paper airplane across the room.Everyone folds their paper into a paper airplane.Don't make any distinguishing marks on the paper. It works best if this obscure fact is unknown by most of the other participants. Don't pick anything obvious, like hair color. Maybe it's their favorite food, an unusual talent, or the location of a memorable vacation. Each person secretly writes down an obscure fact about themselves on this paper.Give everyone a piece of paper and a pencil.There are many fun ice breakers that you can use, but here is one that uses paper airplanes. It helps warm people up and get them excited to play some games.

The purpose of an ice-breaker is to introduce people who may not know each other, and to build a feeling of camaraderie and friendship.

Simple airplane drawing on runway