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Another simple, fun game that gets the entire team involved in something physical. Essentially, the team has to balance a tennis ball on a tarpaulin with holes cut into it randomly. Being good at this game requires the entire team to coordinate and work together. Number of participants: 8-24 people Duration: 30 minutes Objective: Learn teamwork How to […]
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This is a simple, fun game that gets everyone involved physically. The goal is for your team to create letters and words with their bodies alone. It’s a great way to get people to loosen up and have fun at a team retreat. Number of participants: 8-24 people Duration: 30 minutes Objective: Learn planning, creative thinking and cooperation How to […]
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This activity is similar to back-to-back drawing, except that it focuses on teams instead of individuals. The goal is the same: draw an object using only verbal instructions. Teamwork and communication are vital to be good at this game. Number of participants: 6-20 people Duration: 30-45 minutes Objective: Focus on teamwork and communication skills in a group setting […]
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This fast, fun activity is a quick take on Pictionary. You can do it outdoors or indoors, though the physical nature of this activity makes it more suitable for relaxed outdoors environments. Use it as an interlude between longer activities or at the very start of the event to get people in a relaxed state. […]
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A simple game to get people to open up. Teams gather together in an intimate environment. Each team member says three truths and one lie about himself. Team members have to guess the lie out of the four statements. Number of participants: 4-16 Duration: 30 minutes Objective: Break the ice and get people involved How to play 1. […]
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On any team, you’ll have people with different personalities. But sometimes, these different personalities actually have things in common. Getting these team members to appreciate their differences and similarities can improve team bonding. Number of participants: 6-20 people Duration: 45-60 minutes Objective: Improve team bonding and communication skills How to play 1. Create a list of odd pairs […]
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Recollecting memories is a good way to get team members to bond with each other. But not everyone on a team will have the same perspectives of a memory, especially if it’s a negative one. Pointing out the silver linings in a negative memory can help shift perspectives, improve morale and help people see things […]
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Sometimes, you need a quick activity to break the ice and get people involved in an event. Asking relevant “trivia” questions about your workplace works well in such situations. This game doesn’t require any equipment or significant preparation. It can also be held indoors or outdoors, with small teams or large teams, making it a […]
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Making movies is fun, but what if some team members are shy and would rather not appear on camera? Or if you don’t have the equipment or the expertise to make and edit movies? In such situations, you have an alternative – creating a radio play. This evergreen format offers a way for teams to […]
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What better way to stimulate creativity than to get your team to make their own little movie? This fun activity can be done indoors or outdoors. It requires some equipment – cameras, tripods, and microphones – but your team will love it. After all, who doesn’t love movies? Number of participants: Any Duration: 2-8 hours (change […]
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