This activity challenges group members' problem solving abilities as they try to strategically move members of their team into four specific “couch” seats.

Participants will explore communication and understanding by attempting to send messages while facing interferences.

Write a memo to a fellow teammate with instructions to complete a task to be performed in front of the group.

Work together to put back the broken squares together.

This activity asks groups to rank items in order of importance to their survival in a certain scenario.

This activity tests the communication and problem solving skills of the group as they try to make different shapes using only rope.

Participants will work together to create sets of forks, knives, and spoons.

Participants will collaborate to build their ideal friend in this activity and critically think about what characteristics and qualities go into being a good friend.

In this activity, the facilitator creates a situation where group members have the potential to distrust each other while completing an activity.

Explore communication systems and the ways that messages are or are not delivered in a group.

The group will need to flip over the "magic carpet" without touching the ground. This will take communication, coordination, and creative thinking to be accomplished.

Recreate another group’s structure by following their instructions!

This activity tests communication, collaboration, and team strategy by asking the group to perform an activity with a number of constraints.

Groups have 10 minutes to complete as many tasks and earn as many points as possible.

In this activity, participants listen to a short story and then create their own illustrations of

This activity lets participants pick objects that are important to them and share them with their group.

Groups must successfully navigate their way through a square without losing too many valuable resources. This requires strategy, coordination, and flexible problem solving.

In this activity, participants try their best to not be distracted by their silly peers. If they

In this activity, participants must hit a ball the correct number of times

Participants will practice collaboration skills by building on each other's collective ideas to brainstorm new and innovative ideas for a topic.