It may all look like fun and games however activities, games and icebreakers can be used very strategically at your demonstrations to help you achieve many desired results. Check previous editions of Insight for many more game, activities and icebreaker options.

Whilst they are not suitable for every demonstration or every Host you could consider using activities, games or icebreakers for the following reasons:

• For you to get to know the guests better
• To help guests get to know each other (different circles of friends)
• To fill in time while waiting for guests who are on their way
• To set a relaxed and fun atmosphere
• An informal way of providing (and learning) product knowledge
• To identify new party leads (important to watch and listen carefully to answers)
• To identify people who may be interested in, or may benefit from, the Tupperware business opportunity - Pay close attention, watching reactions and body language, and let your Manager know about your leads as soon as possible after the party.

The following activity is designed to play at, or help you date ‘Chocoholics’ party themes and demonstrations over the Easter school holiday period. Research your own quirky questions to update this game from party to party. There is so much information at our fingertips these days, it’s easy to find interesting tips and hints to spice up your demonstrations.

Remember, it is important not to use too many tips, hints and info at one party. . Always leave your guests wanting more and date new parties so they can come back to you for more!