Tag: Integration
Over the Beam
Over the Beam is a classic group challenge that involves physical agility, promotes collaboration, and develops a sense of team spirit
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
3 What Debrief
3 What Debrief is a foundational Liberating Structures that helps by asking us to step back and consider what is going on
Spin Six Times
Spin Six Times is a very fun, energizing, easy and fast game, ideal for challenging people’s luck when rolling a dice
Wicked Questions
Asking wicked questions helps engage people to reveal challenges and tangled possibilities that aren’t intuitively obvious
Hug Something
Hug something is a fantastic exercise in pairs to sharpen the senses, promote communication and build trust
Names Stock Market
Names Stock Market is a very interactive card game to learn the names of the people in the new groups that are formed
The Wall
The Wall is a classic group challenge that involves physical agility, promotes collaboration, and develops a sense of team spirit
Unique Pieces of a Puzzle
Unique Pieces of a Puzzle is a creative exercise to explore self-awareness and invite your group to express themselves and reflect
Small Stone
Small Stone is a fascinating group game for group development because it creates real connections and also improves observation skills
Play Taboo
We explain how to play taboo, a frantic word game to encourage creativity, energize the group and develop effective communication
Name and Move
Name and Move is a fun and energetic game, useful for introducing the knowledge of people’s names to new groups that are forming
The Spiderweb Challenge
The spiderweb challenge is is a group game to encourage collaboration, trust and teamwork as people traverse a web of threads
Random Playing Cards
Random Playing Cards is a quick, simple and fun activity and proposal to facilitate the random mixing of people in your group
Ducks in a Row
This fun, values-based exercise takes advantage of the literal expression “Ducks in a Row” to discuss group norms of behavior