Zoom Webbing
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Process: Here are three variations of the traditional group activity “warp speed” where participants attempt
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Process: Here are three variations of the traditional group activity “warp speed” where participants attempt
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Set Up: Place a single Raccoon Circle on the floor, a wooden platform is typically
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Process: Here is a variation of the powerful Inside-Out Raccoon Circle Activity. The challenge is
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Set Up: This activity begins with a group of participants standing around the perimeter of
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing Set Up: Here is a communication challenge from Tom Heck that is loud and playful, but
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Process: This consensus-building and group problem-solving activity is designed to assist groups in building life
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Set Up: This is one of the simplest group problem-solving activities for the Raccoon Circle,
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Set Up: In the Walt Disney Movie, Lady and the Tramp, there is a great
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles or hula hoops Set Up: This activity will require several (about a dozen) Raccoon Circles,
Type of Activity: Problem-Solving, Change, Energizer Props Needed: Webbing circles Process: This activity definitely fits into the “harder than it looks” category. Begin with a
Type of Activity: Problem Solving, Time Filler, Fun! Props Needed: One piece of rope for each pair Process: Here is a fun activity for two
Type of Activity: Energizer Group Size: Best played with 10 or more participants. Setting Up: Divide the group into even teams. Lay a piece of
Type of Activity: Energizer Group Size: Best played with 9 or more participants. Setting Up: You will need one Playing Card for each participant. A
Type of Activity: Energizer Props Needed: Webbing tied into circles Process: Participants stand in a large circle passing around both tied and untied Raccoon Circles.
Type of Activity: Energizer Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a mid-size open area. Plays well with 16 to 25 (or more) for 15 to
Type of Activity: Energizer Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a nice open space for this one. Plays well with 12 to 24 participants for
Challenge Energizers: This section includes a number of no-prop “fast-and-furious” group challenges. Some of the challenges are timed events (again, if you borrow a wristwatch
Type of Activity: Energizer Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a nice big area to run around in. Plays well with 12 to 25 participants
