Tag: Integration
Odd Couples
The objective of Odd Couples activity is to improve relationships in the team based on the differences and similarities between people
Personal Facts Guessing
The personal facts guessing game is a great way to learn your team member’s interests outside of a work environment
Draw a Car
In Draw a Car, a fun and hands-on team building activity, groups design a car using team-related items to get to know each other better
Swift Swap
Swift Swap game is a icebreaker activity acts as a refresher for teams that are feeling drained and stressed out
Gifts and Hooks
In Gifts and Hooks, the facilitator explains that team members bring gifts to the table, but they also need hooks
Keep the Balloons Up
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
The movement game tests people’s observation and communication skills while encouraging timid players to come out of their shells
Minefield Game
The objective of Minefield Game is to build trust, collaboration and develop communication between team members
Famous People
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
Eye Contact Game
Eye contact game is an exercise in trust that requires no special equipment, just an even number of participants
Unique and Shared
Unique and Shared is a valuable activity for team building because one of its objectives is to promote unity among people
Gossip Time
Gossip Time is agame to learn curious and interesting things from others and helps to strengthen ties and improve interpersonal relationships
Personal Preferences
The personal preferences game is great because it is a light introductory activity that reveals the personal preferences of each participant
Find the common thread
Find the Common Thread is an activity to force your team to confront the foolish nature of stereotypes and how they reduce our view of others
Writing a Book
Writing a Book gives you something concrete to look at in the future to see where your team has been and how far it has come