Giant Gratitude Jenga
Remember, the goal of Gratitude Giant Jenga is to have fun while expressing gratitude. So enjoy the game and the opportunity to connect with others positively.
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Three Acts of Kindness for the Win
Remember, the goal of this weekly task is to spread kindness and positivity, both to yourself and to those around you. So have fun with it, and let your creativity shine through!
Secret Shopper
Secret shoppers go into stores, restaurants or shops and notice everything that happens. How they are treated, the customer service. Their mission is to take notes of everything that happens to provide feedback afterwards. We are doing the same thing with this game. But instead, it’s just focusing on the positives of a specific person.
Paper Scissor Rock Split
The game typically consists of multiple rounds until one player splits so much he loses his balance and falls. The winner of the game is the player who remains standing. It’s fun. Give it a try!
Bam Bam Bam
Create a circle and have everyone put their fists in the centre. This game works best in groups of five players. Then, on the count of three, everyone shouts “Bam Bam Bam!” and hits their fists on the ground three times.
Positive Praise Tag
Overall, positive praise tag is a fun and interactive way to encourage communication and physical activity among players of all ages. Have fun playing!
Paddocks Gratitude
Paddocks is a game where the objective is to create squares by drawing lines between adjacent dots on a grid, while sharing and reflecting on positive’s in their lives.
Naughts & Crosses Battle
This is an excellent team warm-up game that can be played with participants of all ages
Rubix Cube Gratitude
The game is designed according to the classic brain activity game Rubix Cube. The first team to have all red, blue, yellow and green cones in a straight line wins.
Legs 11 Lottery Winners
This is a quick and fun icebreaker activity that participants of all ages can play. Before you start, you will need to have players form groups of three.
Gratitude Charades
Gratitude charades is a fun and engaging game. The game’s objective is to express gratitude for various things and activities in life in a charade-like manner.
Plank, Push-Up, Bang
If you’re looking for a way to make fitness fun, build connections and improve your numeracy skills, look no further than plank, push-up, bang.
Gratitude Pictionary
This will not only make an attractive wall feature, but each time you walk past it, you will be reminded of your happy gratitude image, and everyone else’s in your group.
The Happiness Alphabet
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.
Head, Shoulders, Knees, Cone
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
Phone Photo Swipe
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.
Buzz – Three or More
Buzz is a brilliant counting game that you play in groups of three. Below you will find more options if you have more than three players.
Chair Tennis
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 Happiness Boomerang
As you start putting meaningful messages into the world, you’ll eventually begin to receive them too. And your relationships with others will improve tenfold. This is why we often refer to the PAL message as a ‘happiness boomerang’.
Running Dice
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