Group Dynamics

The 5 Whys Problem Solving technique is a simple process to follow to solve any problem by repeatedly asking the question “Why”

In Gifts and Hooks, the facilitator explains that team members bring gifts to the table, but they also need hooks

Contrary to the most of games that start high and then fun collapses, Pancakes vs Waffles becomes better with each following round

With Spectrum Mapping Activity you can discover innovative ideas and show the diversity of opinions within a team

The Shrinking Vessel is a team building activity for people to work on adaptability to change through a fun game

This activity is called The 30 Circles Challenge, and it is an icebreaker designed to encourage creative confidence

We tell you the main benefits of team building activities: Increased trust, Constructive criticism and A leaner and faster onboarding

Keep the Balloons Up is a simple but fun game because it will lift everyone’s spirits and is a great way to incorporate some light exercise

The movement game tests people’s observation and communication skills while encouraging timid players to come out of their shells

The objective of Minefield Game is to build trust, collaboration and develop communication between team members

The Hear Me and Draw Game Hear Me and Draw game is a funny team building activity to…

Virtual Debate Club is an excellent technique for communication skills and encourages your team members to develop public speaking skills

Blind Count Off is a fantastic and fun guessing game that focuses on listening skills, patience, persistence, and strategy

Human knot is a icebreaker game and team building activity for new people to learn to work together in physical proximity

My Life Highlights is an excellent icebreaker activity that is perfect for small groups and large groups alike

Sneak a Peek is a problem-solving activity that teaches participants how to solve problems in a group and communicate effectively

Famous People is a guessing game where you use the traits and characteristics of famous or historical figures to break the ice with each other

Typically used for root cause analysis, a fishbone diagram combines the practice of brainstorming with a type of mind map template