Check in on the ground rules that were set when the group started working together.

Get from one side of the grid to the other side by discovering a “safe path”.

Design and conduct a survey to learn about the community that your group serves.

Create an interconnected web with the group as they share things with each other.

Reflect on a question to refocus your energy.

Explore how the way that we treat others affects a group’s ability to work together.

Show appreciation by creating a bear that represents the group.

Students will express their belief in what values are important in a partnership or team.

Take some time to reflect on the different communities that you serve and how to serve them better with an event or project.

Write affirmations using the letters of a person’s name.

Propose new and innovative uses for everyday objects.

Try to put together a puzzle as a group.

Complete as many tasks as possible to win the biggest prize.

Participants teach someone how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with detailed

First impressions matter, but lasting impressions are even more important. Find out how the people in the group have been impacted by...

Groups practice communication and alignment by drawing a picture together without talking and then describe each other’s creations.

Practice strong facilitation skills in a fun and creative way.

This activity allows group members to think of positive affirmations individually while also sharing with their peers.

Describe your group using only pictures.

This activity lets groups "spotlight" their members by sharing positive comments about them.