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Straw Challenge This activity is a super simple and inexpensive way to get your group working as a cohesive team! Time Needed: 10-15 minutes Group Size: Any Materials: Straws for each person in the group (ones that are NOT bendy work best) Directions: Give each person a straw, have them form a circle, and then [...]

This is a simple game for parties, family reunions and Young Women Activities. Grab a big bouncy ball, write questions all over it. Pass it around and what ever question your right hand pointer finger touches you have to answer. We call it an Ice Breaker Ball! Pretty easy and fun! You get to know A LOT about people! Check it out! I made this ball for a Young Woman activity a few weeks ago and the girls had a blast! Just after I made the ball with all the questions, I added little stars. If…

Digital scavenger hunts with GooseChase build classroom climate and increase student engagement. Get started with this quick overview and video tutorial!

Paper Bag Dramatics: A fun activity for Team Building and Developing Community. Here's an idea that can be used just about anywhere at any time. It encourages groups to solve problems, think creatively, and work as a team.

The best starter list of large group games that are fun to play and allow everyone to join in! These are perfect for summer camp, youth, kids, etc.

This is a fairies themed scavenger hunt game intended for Primary school, and played other. . It is totally free to download, enjoy

Traditions are an important way to build connection with a group of people or an organization. In college, I was an Alpha Phi -- our traditions included ceremonies, songs, and handshakes. To this day, when I see my sorority sisters, we reminisce about the traditions we shared that only we knew about. I wanted to share a tradition of my Girl Scout Troop 31621. (reposted for the Friendship Book). SPIDER WEB of FRIENDSHIP SUPPLIES: a ball of yarn Have group sit in a circle. Leader begins. Hold…

Students will have fun while learning how to cooperate and communicate.

I always liked to make it a point to incorporate several simple team building activities within the first few weeks of school. The science classroom is an ideal environment to promote group interaction. These activities

Low-pressure questions and candy ease tension and set the stage for people to have fun and get to know one another with this easy ice breaker.