Complementary Companions
Complementary Companions Purpose/ Focus: Communication and Review Objective: To find collective strengths within groups. Original Game: Totem Required Materials: Totem Game Cards Grouping: Up to
Complementary Companions Purpose/ Focus: Communication and Review Objective: To find collective strengths within groups. Original Game: Totem Required Materials: Totem Game Cards Grouping: Up to
Do You See What I See? Purpose/Focus: Introduce, Reflection Objective: Team members will use the animal and quality cards to identify the strengths of the
Spot It- Ubuntu Cards Props Needed: Spot It Cards or Ubuntu Cards. Time Needed: 8-10 minutes. Activity Directions Teach this activity in tandem with Spot
Spot It- Blind Find Purpose/Focus: Introduce Objective: The participants will be able to find deeper connections with other team members. Original Game: Spot It Required
Processing Gears Tool Set Up: Invite your group to sit in a circle. Props Needed: One set of Processing Gears. Group Size: 6-12 people. Time
Icebreaker Wheelies Set Up: Instruct your group to stand in a circle. Have a stack of question cards in your hand, so there are enough
Funderbirds Set Up: None, although you may want to get the group into a circle. Props Needed: One – or multiple – Funderbirds Group Size:
From Hole to Wholeness Set Up: Place the double-sided tarp face up on the Top-Down view looking into the hole on the table or floor.
Falling Stars Set Up: Have a bag of throwable objects ready at your disposal. Props Needed: 9-10 throwable objects. Group Size: 14-18 Time Needed: 30-45
Find Your Dude Objective: Participants will try to find other participants who are saying Dude the same way they are. Original Game: Dude Required Materials:
Don’t Touch Me Set Up: Place your spot, cone or hula hoop in the center of the room so that the group forms a circle
Diminishing Resources Set Up: Make a square or rectangle that is approximately the same number of paces from corner to corner diagonally as people in
Debriefing Wheelies The Debriefing Wheelies were designed to help facilitators ask debriefing questions in a proper sequence that makes sense to participants. It can also
Category Mania Thumball Set Up: Instruct your group to stand in a circle. Props Needed: One Category Mania Thumball for every ten people. Group Size:
Comfort Zone Wheelies Are you tired of asking the same questions to open your programs? Have you ever wanted your participants to go a little
Comfort Zone Bullseye Set Up: Lay out the tarp or set up three ropes on the ground to form three concentric circles that make a