Stuck to the Wall
Stuck to the Wall is a crazy and hilarious activity to develop teamwork skills, strengthen group cohesion and inspire creativity
Hard Decisions
Hard Decisions is an insightful activity and conversation starter that explores tough propositions and encourages critical thinking
Socioemotional Selectivity
The theory of Socioemotional Selectivity is another lifespan theory that helps explain the shift of personal goals and behaviors with age
Sprint Retrospective
Sprint Retrospective is a creative and engaging strategy that allows you to evaluate and review a task or project that your group completed
Open Space Technology
The purpose of the Open Space Technology liberating structure is to liberate action and leadership in groups of any size
Four Arrowheads
Four Arrowheads is a challenging brain teaser to develop teamwork skills and problem-solving lateral thinking
Discovery and Action Dialogue
The Discovery and Action Dialogue is a great technique for discovering, inventing, and produce local solutions to chronic problems
Top Gesture
Top Gesture is a fun icebreaker game played in a circle that helps to exercise concentration and energize the group
Drawing Together
Drawing Together helps groups to purposefully create space for expressing and interpreting complex thoughts
Turn the Tower
Turn the Tower is a fun and engaging problem-solving task that requires teamwork skills, sharp wits, and concentration
Practice of Mindfulness
The practice of mindfulness is directing all of your attention and awareness to the present to improve physical and emotional health
Imagined Stories
Imagined Stories is a fun, creative and stimulating storytelling exercise to encourage imagination and interaction
Arrival Activity
The Arrival Activity is an ingenious and useful group opening to foster a climate of trust and promote empathy
Improv Prototyping
Improv Prototyping actively engages groups to learn by observing and trying different behaviors in an improvised environment
Conformity Experiments
The Asch conformity experiments were a series of psychological experiments conducted by Solomon Asch in the 1950s