Square Hop
Square Hop Type of Activity: Problem-Solving Set Up: Set up the Squares in a circle pattern with enough space in between each, so a person
Square Hop Type of Activity: Problem-Solving Set Up: Set up the Squares in a circle pattern with enough space in between each, so a person
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: One Tent Pole Set Up: Have the team line up in two lines, facing each other, with their
Type of Activity: Problem Solving/ Time Filler Props Needed: None Set Up: Don’t need much open room for this one since there’s no running –
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a nice open space for your group to form a circle. Plays well with
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a mid-size open area for this one. Plays well with 20 to 25 (or
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None Set Up: Need minimal space for this one because there is very little movement required. Plays well
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None Set Up: Need enough room for your group to create a comfortable circle. Plays well with 10
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None (Variations require ropes or bandannas) Set Up: Need enough room for your group(s) to end up standing
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a mid-size open area. Plays well with 12 to 25 for 10 to 15
Type of Activity: Problem Solving, Communication Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a nice big open area for this one. Ask your participants to get
Type of Activity: Problem Solving/Cooperation Props Needed: boundary rope (could use webbing from Raccoon Circles), plastic squares-1 for each participant, and 1 for each corner.
Type of Activity: Problem Solving Props Needed: None Set Up: This can be done with limited space or an open area. Plays well with 10 to
Lily Pads Type of Activity: Problem-Solving Set Up: Provide a start and a finish line for the group. Designate the space in the middle as
Invisible Maze Type of Activity: Problem-Solving Set Up: Lay out the tarp on the ground and decide which end you would like to have as
Hands Down Type of Activity: Problem Solving Set Up: Have the group surround you and place the objects (pickup sticks or pencils) on a flat
Blind Line Up Set Up: The facilitator will have a stack of rubber discs ready to be handed out. Props Needed: 25 Numbered Rubber Discs
