Game Ideas for Virtual Meetings with Your Mentee 

Whiteboard Games

Movement Games 

Sit Down Games

1. Create a tic tac toe board using the whiteboard feature
2. Choose who is "X" and "O"
3. Attempt to get three in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally)

1. Click here for randomly generated charades topics
2. Have one participant act out the word, while the other guesses

1. The "Question Master" thinks of a person, place, or thing. 
2. The "Guesser" has 20 questions to collect clues and discover what person, place, or thing the Question Master chose.      

1.Use the whiteboard function for a drawing canvas. 
2. Choose a topic/category (like animals) and give the artist a one minute timer to draw
3. See how many drawings the "guesser" gets right during that timespan!

1. Create a list of items to collect (ex. find something red, bring your favorite book). Click here for some ideas. 
2. Share your findings! 

1. Take turns listing three facts about yourself.
2. Two of the facts are true, while one of them is a lie. It is up to the other person to find the lie! 

1. Use the whiteboard feature to create a board of equidistant dots.
2. Click here for full game rules.

1. Freeze Dance! Queue up some songs, either on YouTube, a cd, or a playlist.
2. Pause randomly and enjoy!

1. Take turns asking each other wholesome scenario based questions. 
2. Click here for some sample questions.


​​1. ​Use the Zoom whiteboard as a blank canvas to write on.
2. Using the textbox, write down words with their letters jumbled up.
3. Players must try to spell the word correctly below. 

1. Pick a "Simon." 
2. Give your partner commands.
3. Your partner loses if they follow an instruction that wasn't preceded by "Simon Says..."

Use the screen-share feature to play a full game of Yahtzee by clicking here (instructions on site). 

1. Click here for randomized sudoku puzzles.
2. Recreate the board using the whiteboard feature. 
3. Puzzle it out with your partner! Click here for the full list of rules. 

1. Try human rock, paper, scissors!
2. Decide on full body poses for each object. (Such as curling in a ball when choosing "rock"). 
3. Enjoy! Remember, rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, and paper beats rock. 

1. Click here for a virtual gameboard. 
2. Click "Invite a Friend" and send the link to your opponent. 
​3. Enjoy! Remember, you need four in a row to win (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal).