Lego Serious Play Introduction

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Think with your Hands:
– How to get started with
Lego Serious Play
Martin Sandberg
2013

You can discover more about a person in an
hour of play than in a year of conversation
...

What bricks to use?
• Use the most basic Lego bricks
• They en...

When to use Lego Serious Play?
• Team building
• Unleashin...

Think with your hands
Just start building. Trust your hands.
...

Lego Serious Play – Steps
1. The Challenge - Question
2. B...

Warm Up – Skills Building
1. Normal, non-metaphorical representation
...

Warm Up Excercises
• Build a duck, 5-10 min
• Build a towe...

Duck
• Build a duck using 7 bricks
• Explain how it is a duck
...

Highest Tower
Either individually or as teams:

• Build the hi...

Dream Colleague
1. Build a model that represents your Dream Colleague, 3
...

My Monday Mornings
1. Build a story describing your Monday
...

Build Something and Re-Interpret It
1. Build whatever you feel like building, 3 min
...

Listen with your eyes
Look at the model that is being shared
...

Examples of Challenges

A) Future Success
1. Build a model which shows the road blocks to
...

B) Team Member
1. Build a model showing who you are on the team
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C) Team
1. Build an individual model showing how you
percei...

D) Team Aspirations
1. Build a individual model showing what you
...

E) Team Goals
• Build a model describing the goals for the
t...

F) How do you see yourself?
• Build a model describing how you see yourself
...

G) Your role
• Build a model describing your role on the
tea...

H) Strengths and Weaknesses
A. Build a model showing the strengths of your
...

J) Appreciation
1. Build a model describing what you
apprec...

K) Retrospectives
1. Build a model describing what went well
2...

How does Lego Serious Play work?
• Much of our brain’s activity is dedicated to
...

How does Lego Serious Play work?
• Psychological Flow: Individuals gain most from
...

The Facilitator
• Creates Open-ended building challenges
• Get...

Participants’ Etiquette
• The Lego model is your answer to the building
...

Group Size
• Roughly 4-8 people per group
• One workshop group...

Play !
• Put bowls of Lego bricks in your meeting
rooms and ...

References
• seriousplay.com
• strategicplayroom.ning.com
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Talks you might find interesting
• The future depends on play:
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Food for Thought
• How come executives love playing with Lego?
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