Do your teammates roll their eyes hearing about team-building days? The good news is that team-building activities don’t have to be embarrassing and dull. We put together the list of brilliant activities and games to choose from. And none of them involves eggs dropped to the flow. Source: https://www.chanty.com/blog/team-building-games-and-activities/

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TEAM BUILDING GAMES
THAT YOUR TEAM WILL LOVE TO PLAY
Split up into teams and start crossing the river of lava using a limited number of
objects to move safely. Everyone who touches the floor will get ‘burnt’ and should start
from the very beginning. The first team which crosses the lava river with all the
members on the board is the winner.
Improve teamwork
3 pieces of paper 8.5″ x 11″ for each team
6 to 14 players4-7 minutes
The floor is lava! Don't touch it!
Lava Flow!
Slideshow!
What’s my name?
Truth and lie...
Frostbite!
One player presents a story that describes an adventure or process in details, anything
from traveling to building a birdhouse (or traveling in a birdhouse). Other teammates
act as the slide show for the presentation, repeating the story in motion.
Boost creativity
Nothing special
3 to 20 players10-30 minutes
Show the maximum of your acting talent
Each teammate comes up with three true facts and one lie about themselves. Other
players should discuss the facts and guess which one is a lie.
Nothing special
Beat the imposter syndrome
5 to 25 players40-120 minutes
Be attentive listener and believable liar
Write down the name of a famous person or a type of person (nerd, football fan,
rockstar, etc.) on sticker paper. Place these tags on a team member so that they
cannot see who they are (ideally their forehead). Within 3 minutes, this person should
ask the group leading questions to figure out what is written on the tag. Use only “Yes”
or “No” questions.
Sticker paper and pen
Boost team communication
5 to 15 players40-90 minutes
Don’t ask: ‘What’s my name’
Split up into 2 teams and elect a leader for each team.
Then imagine that you are Arctic explorers who got caught by a storm. Your team
leader is suffering from frostbite in both hands and is unable to help the team
physically. At the same time, the rest of the team is suffering from snow blindness (use
blindfolds). The leader should give other players commands to build the tent. The
challenge is to finish the tent within the allotted time.
A tent and blindfolds for each team
Improve management skills
10 to 16 players25-30 minutes
Work in a team