200 Printable Two Truths and a Lie Ideas
Two truths and a lie is a great icebreaker and a really fun game to play with friends and family. Kids can get the chance to test out their poker faces and ability to tell little white lies!
It’s great for many occasions. For kids to play with friends, for an activity during a party, to play with the family and learn new things about one another, or to have as an icebreaker for your new classroom of children.
This truth or lies game is amazing to have some fun, to break the ice with new people, or simply learn a little bit more about those you thought you did know!
We’re providing you with this resource of worksheets which contain various examples of things you can say during 2 truths and 1 lie. It’s a game with simple rules, but it’s always helpful to have some inspiration.
Hopefully it’ll inspire some fun new ideas for the game and can help you introduce it to new people! Read on below for how you can get hold of the resource today.
What’s Included in Our Two Truths and a Lie Ideas Cards
Included with this resource are 17 worksheets which include a total of 200 different two truths and a lie ideas and inspiration for playing the game.
They each have a different statement on them, and include things like:
I have been on an airplane
I have held a snake before
I have found a four-leaf clover
I can say “hello” in five different languages
I have never tried popcorn
I can jump really high
I have built something out of wood
I can balance on one foot for 30 seconds
I have been to a football game
I have been to the top of a mountain
This resource would be great to have prepared ready for a game of Two Truths and One Lie with the family, a group of friends, or a classroom full of new people.
Print them out and pass them around so that people can read them and get some inspiration, or otherwise have them around for those that need them. You could even cut out the individual ideas and have those together somewhere to look through.
They can be downloaded easily for free by clicking the button at the top of the page. Simply click this button to download these worksheets in a PDF file, where they’ll then be easy to print out.
Examples of Two Truths and One Lie
Here you can see exactly what your download will include. See below for all of the 200 two truths and a lie game examples!
Samples
1. My favorite fruit is apple.
2. I have a pet dog.
3. I can whistle.
4. I have been on an airplane.
5. I love eating broccoli.
6. I have never eaten ice cream.
7. I can do a cartwheel.
8. I have visited another country.
9. I can touch my toes without bending my knees.
10. I have never lost a tooth.
11. I have met a celebrity.
12. I can count to 100.
13. I have been to a zoo.
14. I have held a snake before.
15. I can make a sandwich by myself.
16. I have a twin.
17. I can name all the planets.
18. I have eaten sushi before.
19. I can swim underwater without holding my nose.
20. I have been in a boat.
21. I can tie my own shoelaces.
22. I have seen a rainbow in real life.
23. I can ride a bike without training wheels.
24. I have been in a hot air balloon.
25. I have never been to the beach.
26. I have seen a shooting star.
27. I can name five different types of birds.
28. I have climbed a tree before.
29. I have never played hide and seek.
30. I can make animal sounds.
31. I have been on a roller coaster.
32. I have been in a play or performance.
33. I can snap my fingers.
34. I have never eaten chocolate.
35. I have caught a butterfly before.
36. I have visited a farm.
37. I can do a handstand.
38. I have found a four-leaf clover.
39. I have never watched a Disney movie.
40. I have stayed awake all night before.
41. I can say the alphabet backward.
42. I have seen a real-life castle.
43. I can make a paper airplane.
44. I have been to a baseball game.
45. I have never eaten spaghetti.
46. I have painted a picture.
47. I have touched a starfish.
48. I can name all the days of the week.
49. I have been in a parade.
50. I have never had a haircut.
51. I have built a sandcastle.
52. I have been on a train.
53. I can juggle three things.
54. I have never been on a swing.
55. I have made a snowman.
56. I have been to a museum.
57. I can say “hello” in five different languages.
58. I have never eaten a banana.
59. I have helped bake a cake.
60. I have been to an aquarium.
61. I have seen a whale.
62. I have never had a pet.
63. I can play an instrument.
64. I have caught a fish before.
65. I have never tried popcorn.
66. I can do a magic trick.
67. I have been on a merry-go-round.
68. I have touched a frog before.
69. I can write with both hands.
70. I have had a picnic in the park.
71. I have never owned a teddy bear.
72. I have seen a kangaroo in real life.
73. I have been on a water slide.
74. I have eaten a whole pizza by myself.
75. I can jump really high.
76. I have never played with LEGO.
77. I have seen snow fall.
78. I can name five different animals that live in the ocean.
79. I have fed ducks at a pond.
80. I have been to a wedding.
81. I have seen a real-life volcano.
82. I have never used a crayon.
83. I can spell my name backward.
84. I have been in a helicopter.
85. I have eaten cotton candy.
86. I can do a somersault.
87. I have seen a baby being born.
88. I have never been stung by a bee.
89. I have built something out of wood.
90. I have touched an elephant.
91. I have never watched TV.
92. I can do a funny voice.
93. I have seen a dolphin jump out of the water.
94. I have been camping.
95. I have been to a desert.
96. I can say a tongue twister really fast.
97. I have never played a video game.
98. I have been to a famous landmark.
99. I have found a bird’s nest before.
100. I have never eaten a donut.
101. I have held a baby chick.
102. I have never been in an elevator.
103. I have petted a horse.
104. I have met Santa Claus.
105. I can balance on one foot for 30 seconds.
106. I have never been to a birthday party.
107. I have touched a lizard.
108. I have played in a big pile of leaves.
109. I have made my own ice cream.
110. I have seen a full moon at night.
111. I have never seen a butterfly.
112. I have slept under the stars.
113. I have built a birdhouse.
114. I can name five different dinosaurs.
115. I have been to a football game.
116. I have caught a lizard before.
117. I have never eaten a peanut butter sandwich.
118. I can hop like a bunny.
119. I have never seen a cat in real life.
120. I have been on a Ferris wheel.
121. I have built a Lego castle.
122. I have played tag at night.
123. I have seen a real-life mummy.
124. I have seen a tornado before.
125. I can name 10 different colors.
126. I have never seen a rainbow.
127. I have been on a horse-drawn carriage.
128. I have met a firefighter.
129. I have been on a submarine.
130. I have touched a cloud.
131. I have eaten a dragon fruit.
132. I can jump rope really fast.
133. I have played the drums.
134. I have seen a real sword.
135. I have watched the sun rise.
136. I have never played soccer.
137. I have seen a parade with floats.
138. I have never eaten jelly beans.
139. I have touched a tarantula.
140. I have fed a monkey.
141. I have built an igloo.
142. I have been to the top of a mountain.
143. I can do a dance move that makes people laugh.
144. I have seen a fish jump out of the water.
145. I have been inside a lighthouse.
146. I can make a balloon animal.
147. I have seen a dragonfly as big as my hand.
148. I have had breakfast in bed.
149. I have been inside a cave full of bats.
150. I have been on a safari.
151. I have never eaten cake.
152. I have never played with a yo-yo.
153. I can make a tower out of playing cards.
154. I have walked on stilts.
155. I have seen a real dinosaur skeleton.
156. I have never seen a turtle.
157. I have stayed in a treehouse.
158. I can count to 10 in French.
159. I have been to a drive-in movie theater.
160. I have slept in a tent in my backyard.
161. I have ridden a camel.
162. I have seen a penguin in real life.
163. I have been in a submarine.
164. I have never eaten a strawberry.
165. I can stand on my hands for 10 seconds.
166. I have been in a maze.
167. I have made a giant bubble with a wand.
168. I have visited a haunted house.
169. I have baked cookies from scratch.
170. I have never seen a giraffe.
171. I have been to a circus.
172. I have never lost a game of tic-tac-toe.
173. I have seen a real tornado.
174. I have played in the rain without an umbrella.
175. I have been on a zipline.
176. I have watched a movie in 3D.
177. I have never eaten a hotdog.
178. I have made a volcano erupt with baking soda and vinegar.
179. I have seen the Northern Lights.
180. I have caught fireflies at night.
181. I have never been on a seesaw.
182. I have made a wish on a shooting star.
183. I have stayed awake past midnight.
184. I have been to a science museum.
185. I have walked on a frozen lake.
186. I have been on TV.
187. I have never eaten breakfast cereal.
188. I have helped plant a tree.
189. I have been to a butterfly garden.
190. I have been on a giant waterslide.
191. I have never seen an owl.
192. I have found a fossil.
193. I have been inside a wind tunnel.
194. I have seen a double rainbow.
195. I have slept in a treehouse.
196. I have eaten an entire watermelon slice by myself.
197. I have been on a scavenger hunt.
198. I have seen a movie in a drive-in theater.
199. I have built a fort out of blankets.
200. I have danced in the middle of a grocery store.
How to Play Two Truths and A Lie
This game is a simple one. This makes it great for people of all ages, different group sizes, and for groups where people know each other to varying degrees.
Each person must take a turn. They have to come up with three different statements to introduce themselves. Two of these statements must be true, and one of them a lie.
The rest of the group must guess or decide which statements are true, and which one is the lie.
If it’s your turn you must try to convince everyone that each of your statements could be true, so they’re not sure which one the lie is!
And if you’re guessing, you must do your best to work out which statement is most likely to be the lie.
There are a couple of ways you can change this slightly:
You can either say that no one is allowed to ask the person any questions, or you could allow the group members to ask one question. It’s up to you to decide how direct you’ll allow these questions to be.
You can give each round a different theme, like for example food, travel, entertainment, skills or sports. Everyone’s statements must be themed around these things, and this is an especially good idea for playing multiple rounds.
A fun way to make it more competitive is to allow the group to ask as many questions as they would like. However each question asked counts as one point, and at the end of the game the person who has the most points wins! Aka the person who had to be asked the most number of questions before their lie could be correctly identified is the winner.
Some Tips for Playing
Here are some handy tips and tricks if you need any help or advice:
If taking multiple turns, try and change up the order you say your lies and truths in.
Keep your two truths and one lie simple and believable.
Or you could try and make your truths surprising, or something that people wouldn’t expect from you!
Another idea, especially if you’re struggling to come up with a good lie, is to mix a truth with a lie. Tell a half-lie, which can then make it more believable too.
Ensure that you say all of your statements confidently. Body language can be key so you mustn’t speak too quickly or avoid eye contact so that people might guess you’re lying!
Don’t be afraid to make a guess yourself. You might as well get involved, even if you end up getting it wrong.
Most importantly, remember to have fun! The game is all about getting to know each other and just having a laugh with people.
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