Group Trip

Group Trip

Group Trip is a coordination-based challenge that promotes collaboration and inspires many teamwork metaphors

What I Need From You

What I Need From You

What I Need From You is a simple, but effective way of working with other groups of people to create and receive requests

Gallery Method

Gallery Method

The gallery method is a way of generating and developing new ideas in a group where participants use each other’s ideas

Follow the Pattern

Follow the Pattern

Follow the Pattern is an introductory icebreaker that energizes the group and creates a fun and chaotic moment

The Key Code

The Key Code

The Key Code is a creative strategy for creating alphanumeric codes and getting to know the people in a group in formation

Balloon Collision

Balloon Collision

Balloon Collision is an excellent interactive activity to generate connection and facilitate group integration

The 1-2-4-All Method

The 1-2-4-All Method

The 1-2-4-All Method is a variant of the Brainstorming technique and aims to create solutions in a collaborative manner

Pass The Knot

Pass The Knot

Pass The Knot is a fantastic brainstorming strategy that allows everyone an equal opportunity to share their ideas and participate

Heard, Seen, Respected

Heard, Seen, Respected

With Heard, Seen, Respected you can foster the empathic capacity of participants to “walk in the shoes” of others

Who is Who

Who is Who

Who is Who is an excellent and entertaining mystery game to break the ice, it is ideal for large groups in formation

Fist to Five

Fist to Five

Fist to Five is an interesting consensus-building technique to poll team members and come to the best agreement quickly

Over the Beam

Over the Beam

Over the Beam is a classic group challenge that involves physical agility, promotes collaboration, and develops a sense of team spirit

Min Specs

Min Specs

Min Specs is a liberating structure technique that helps groups discover what is absolutely essential and cleans up the mess

Made Up Words

Made Up Words

Made Up Words is a fun and intriguing word and letter game for small groups with a strong command of the language

Theory of Emotion

Theory of Emotion

In 1962, at Columbia University, Schachter and Singer conducted an experiment to prove their theory of emotion