This activity provides participants the ability to explore their ability to problem solve effectively while engaging in and experiencing a variety of stimuli.

This simple activity provides participants the ability to explore their ability to problem-solve effectively while engaging in and experiencing a variety of stimuli.

Participants will need to work together to avoid obstacles and collect all of the forks, knives,

Participants will practice using systems thinking to create comprehensive project plans by thinking through all of the steps required to achieve a desired outcome.

Participants will practice creatively thinking about everyday objects and their purpose in new ways.

Participants will create a coat of arms to share their favorite things with the group.

Participants will create a physical representation of an effective brainstorming session.

This activity is the perfect way to practice new forms of communication like using

Great for a particularly large group or when you are short on time, this is the fastest name game ever!

Get other groups to join your side using creative strategies to convince people to "come on over!" This activity encourages participants to practice their leadership and influence skills in a fun way.

An activity that requires a participant to draw what their partner describes to them

This activity gives your group time to anonymously show appreciation and gratitude to each other.

This activity encourages participants to express how they deal with and confront conflict in order to engage in conversations and learn about themselves and other group members .

Participants will use creative skills to market everyday objects. This ultimately lends itself to developing quick thinking and presentation skills.

This activity encourages participants to practice their improv and storytelling skills to create a silly story comprised of good and bad news.

It can be very challenging to learn names in a new group. This activity provides a fun, simple, quick, and effective strategy to learn each other’s names through alliterations and actions.

Groups will use creative thinking and problem-solving to physically touch all of the keys in numerical sequence as quickly as they can.

Participants will be asked to collaborate while making judgments and decisions about how to organize information in an order that makes sense.

Get to know each other by answering questions and contributing to a group mural. Groups can discuss shared interests and goals as well as develop team cohesion.

In this activity, participants will learn each other’s names while juggling different objects.