Train Station Greetings
Fun and playful way to begin a session with a large group.
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The Ball Point Game
A really fun way to learn the value of inspecting and adapting a teams through-put rate through iterations, self organization, estimation, historical data, and sustainable pace. Created by Boris Gloger. Complete instructions here
Read More The Ball Point GameThe Human Machine
Form groups of 6 to 8 people. Challenge each group to create a machine out of their members by imitating the appearance and action of the machine with as many parts (gears, levers, etc.) as they can devise. The machine should have motion and sound, and include all team members. (If a group is having […]
Read More The Human MachineMarshmallow Challenge
The Marshmallow Challenge is a poweful exercise in fostering collaboration, it also reveals how we make many false assumptions. http://www.marshmallowchallenge.com/Blog/Blog.html
Read More Marshmallow ChallengeRo Sham Bo Rockstar
A high energy variation on Rock, Paper, Scissors. The link takes you to a student game page but this is awesome for the workplace too. Ro Sham Bo Rockstar
Read More Ro Sham Bo RockstarSilent Touch
Enables greater sensitivity and awareness between team members. I recommend you divide larger groups into teams of (6 to 10). Silent Touch
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Deceptively simple but powerful exercise for learning how to work together and communicate in small to medium sized groups. Helium Stick
Read More Helium StickThe Human Knot
Getting to know each other better is unavoidable. Tip: This works best if you start with a circle not an oblong as it avoids circles forming within circles. For 10 or more players, I’ve played with as many as 50. The Human Knot
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