Watch Where You Step is a fun activity to practice communication and develop mutual trust between group members

Group Timeline exercise helps show, in a visual way, the different generations and experiences of your team

What’s on Your Desk promotes creativity and problem solving and presents the challenge of seeing old things in a new light

Understanding the advantages of diversity in the workplace can result in greater productivity, profitability and team morale

Company Concentration game can help in brainstorming (associating two problems together, for example, that hadn’t been) as well as getting team members to think on their feet and spot connections they hadn’t before

Hello I Am is a fun and effective group exercise to demonstrate that assigning an attitude can actually affect how they act throughout the day.

Dialogue on paper is a fantastic activity to understand that communication is not lines and misunderstandings can be recurring

Group Mindfulness Activities can be a wonderful way to connect with your fellow human beings as well as become more grounded in the present moment

Triangulate Your Place is an icebreaker activity and a great way to energize the group and get your team working together

Organizational Wooden Blocks is meant to show how each department and the various managers and staff positions are necessary to complete the task, and that without everyone in place, things fall apart

Serial Solutions is a fantastic activity to exercise creative problem solving and encourage collaborative brainstorming

The benefits of active listening are many and diverse and can better serve your team and the members of your organization

The 5-Minute Product is an activity that helps your team practice their presentation skills in a low-pressure environment

The Alphabet game is an entertaining icebreaker that focuses on improving active listening and memory within the team

The main aim of the Gordian Knot game is to encourage team members to improve their collaboration and problem-solving skills