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This is a fantastic icebreaker or connection starter to use at the start of any session as it’s a lot of fun, high energy and will set the tone for the rest of the class
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This is a fantastic icebreaker or connection starter to use at the start of any session as it’s a lot of fun, high energy and will set the tone for the rest of the class
Three is a crowd is a fantastic new lesson starter or icebreaker activity to use with a new group
You must be creative and think of all the wonderful people, places and experiences you have had to find a letter for each alphabet. Good luck. We know that you will love this simple gratitude game that will surely bring happiness to yourself and the people you are around.
‘Gratitude Counting’ is an engaging game that combines physical activity with mental focus and emotional reflection, ideal for warming up and connecting participants in any group setting and promoting a positive mindset.
For this breathing exercise, have participants imagine their breath is an elevator, taking a ride through their body, like a tall building.
Welcome to one of the most exciting and high energy warm-up games ever created. Before you start this game, you will need to pair participants up and make sure that they have one cone or item that they can place between them for this game
This game is fun and helps build a more profound sense of community and appreciation among participants. Feel free to adapt the timing and rules based on your group size and setting.
To help players understand the qualities of leaders and followers by engaging in role-playing scenarios highlighting each role’s responsibilities and behaviours.
Teach players the importance of teamwork, cooperation, and problem-solving by working together to pass a hula hoop around a circle without breaking the chain of hands.
To teach players about conflict resolution and managing behaviours through role-playing scenarios that help them practice effective strategies in a supportive environment.
To teach players about the importance of collaboration and respect for themselves and others through a fun and engaging team-building activity.
To teach participants about empathy by encouraging them to understand and share the feelings of others through a guided activity.
To teach players the importance of setting shared goals and celebrating success through a fun and collaborative relay activity.
In the Matchy Matchy Dice game, players roll eight dice and strategically choose which numbers to set aside to score points, avoiding busts to retain their scores. The game challenges players to balance risk and strategy as they decide whether to end their turn or continue rolling for more points. The player with the highest score after a set number of rounds wins the game.
A team-based game that combines the fun of Scrabble with quick-thinking challenges. Teams compete to collect letters and form high-scoring words while performing creative tasks based on dice rolls.
The phone photo swipe is a brilliant activity to share some love and kindness. Of course, it is lovely for the person receiving the photo and message, but it’s also gratifying as you remember when the photo was taken and what the person means to you.
This activity can be played in pairs or teams of 3 – 4. It’s a great activity where everyone can work together with the aim of completing as many rounds as possible in the allocated time
Chair tennis is a fantastic game that can be played in any small area. All you need for a game is two players, a tennis ball and a chair. The game’s simplicity is why you love playing chair tennis with participants of all ages.
The idea of this game is to build up more cards than your opposition in the fifteen-minute timeframe or by the time the deck is complete
Before you start this highly enjoyable icebreaker, team building game you will need to make sure that each player has a six-sided dice