This document proposes several virtual teambuilding activities that can be conducted online, including a Chinese New Year treasure hunt, escape room, amazing race, and improv games. It provides details on pricing, facilitation, and logistics for hosting each activity. Sample itineraries are given for half-day sessions with icebreakers, multiple games or challenges, and a closing debrief. Feedback is shared from past clients who enjoyed the virtual teambuilding experiences. The company, TVworkshop Asia, offers customized online activities to improve communication and teamwork for groups of 10-200 people.

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Florence(Apple– VirtualEscape)
“Thanks forthe great session, please send my thanks to the rest of the facilitators, have a
great weekend!”
Nicholas(Google– VirtualAmazingRace)
“Thanks, TV Workshop, who did a great job from start to finish. It’s been a pleasure working
with you.”
Lay Choo(Microsoft- VirtualEscape,TreasureHunt)
"Our folksthoroughly enjoyed the Escape Room today, it was quite an experience doing
this virtually and remotely. The ice-breaking games at the start were well executed as
well, it served its purpose in getting folks warmed up and ready to go."
Jay (SingaporeTourismBoard– VirtualEscape)
“TVworkshop, thanks a lotfor this...it went smooth and the team loved it!. We would liketo
work with you again delivering the Amazing Race activity with allour partners.”

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The Great Zodiac Hunt: Singapore
A Chinese New Year Online Team Building Game! Specially crafted for
Singapore! Enjoy a fun online ride through Singapore and explore! You are in
the team of the Greatest Vanguards of the Celestial Heavens! The 12 Zodiac
Animals have escaped from the Celestial Heavens to different places and
timelines in Singapore! It is up to you to work as a team in order to catch
every single one of the animals back before it is too late!
Maximum group size is around 200. For larger groups, we can
host multiple sessions at the same time. Smaller teams of up to
10 are then put in virtual breakoutrooms.

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THE GREAT ZODIAC HUNT
$30/PAX
Inclusiveof:
• 8 Challenging puzzles
aimed to test communication skills
• Expert facilitators to guide and draw
out your team’s potential
• Prizes for the winning team
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 200 Pax in One Session
09.00 AM – Event brief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
10.00 AM – Distribution of teams and commence
The Great Zodiac Hunt
11.45 AM – Teams must reconvene in the central
conferencing room.
12.00 PM – Event debrief, awarding ceremony
12.30 PM – End of the program
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Scoring
The winning team is the one that gathers
all the Zodiac Animals withinthe
quickest time.
Alternativescoring criteriai.e. best team
communicators can also be awardedif
needed.

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Virtual Team Escape Room
"Teams must race against the clock to find and solveriddles and
challenges in a series of locked virtual rooms in order to be the
first to acquire the final solution."
Maximum group size is around 200. For larger groups, we can
host multiple sessions at the same time. Smaller teams of up to
10 are then put in virtual breakoutrooms.

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Scoring
The winning team is the one that solves the final puzzle within the quickest time.
Alternative scoring criteria i.e. best team communicators can also be awarded if
needed.
Briefing & Debriefing
The briefing will include a short tutorial on how to use the Video Conferencing
software and best practices for operating within a group video chat. i.e. muting
microphones when not speaking, lookingat camera when speaking etc.
After the briefing, participants will be separated into teams and invited by the
facilitator to separate chat rooms, the lead facilitator gives further instructions
and objectives for the activity.
The debrief takes place again in the central video conferencing room.
09.00 AM – Event brief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
10.00 AM – Distribution of teams and commence Virtual Team Escape Room
11.45 AM – Teams must reconvene in the central conferencing room.
12.00 PM – Event debrief, awarding ceremony
12.30 PM – End of the program
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Virtual Amazing Race
Take your team onlinefor a thrilling journeyaround the world.
"Take part in our Virtual Amazing Race fromthe convenience of
your own personal workingspace, anywhere in the world! Explore,
learn, create and be challenged together as you travel (virtually) to
some of the most interesting and exotic locations aroundthe globe
using the power of onlinecommunication."
Maximum group size is around 140. For larger groups we can host multiple
sessions at the same time. Smaller teams of up to 10 are then put in virtual
breakout rooms.

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Scoring
The winning team is counted in two ways: the fastest team to arrive at the final
destination and the team that has scored the most points in the games.
Briefing & Debriefing
The briefing will include a short tutorial on how to use the Video Conferencing
software and best practices for operating within a group video chat. i.e. muting
microphones when not speaking, lookingat camera when speaking etc.
After the briefing, participants will be separated into teams and invited by the
facilitator to separate chat rooms, the lead facilitator gives further instructions
and objectives for the activity.
The debrief takes place again in the central video conferencing room.
09.00 AM – Event brief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
10.00 AM – Teams receive their first route instruction and Amazing Race begins!
12.00 PM – Teams must reconvene in the central conferencing room.
12.15 PM – Event debrief, awarding ceremony
12.45 PM – End of the program
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10. PRICING AND BOOKING
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VIRTUAL ESCAPE ROOM VIRTUAL AMAZINGRACE
$30/PAX $30/PAX
Inclusiveof:
• 8 Challenging puzzles
aimed to test communication skills
• Expert facilitators to guide and draw
out your team’s potential
• Prizes for the winning team
Inclusiveof:
• 10 Invigorating challenges aimed to
test teamwork skills
• Expert facilitators to guide and draw
out your team’s potential
• Prizes for the winning team
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 200 Pax in One Session
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 140 Pax in One Session

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Virtual Treasure Hunt
Working together as a team, you must unlock the
mysteries hidden in variouslocations and follow the
clues to the final resting place of the hidden treasure.
“Seek me out and ye shall find, a treasure once hidden
that's soon to be mine!"
Maximum group size is around 100. For larger groups we can host multiple
sessions at the same time. Smaller teams of up to 10 are then put in virtual
breakout rooms.

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Scoring
In the Treasure Hunt scoring is not given, instead teams are in a race to find a treasure,
the winning team is the one that finds the treasure first. All other teams that follow will
find the treasure is gone and are instructed to go to the debrief location.
Briefing & Debriefing
The briefing will include a short tutorial on how to use the Video Conferencing
software and best practices for operating within a group video chat. i.e. muting
microphones when not speaking, lookingat camera when speaking etc.
After the briefing, participants will be separated into teams and invited by the
facilitator to separate chat rooms, the lead facilitator gives further instructions
and objectives for the activity.
The debrief takes place again in the central video conferencing room.
09.00 AM – Event brief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
10.00 AM – Teams start to unravel the clues to find the locations and travel to the first location.
All within 2 hours to visit the location, solve clues and find the treasure.
12.00 PM – Teams must reconvene in the central conferencing room.
12.15 PM – Event debrief, awarding ceremony
12.45 PM – End of the program
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Virtual Minute To Win It
"Let's get silly! Teams compete with each other in a series of short
and active games in multiple rounds that last for one minute only.
Each game is a bit ridiculous by design, use simple everyday
materials and can be played by anyone regardless of skill. The team
at the end with the most winningrounds takes home the prize!"
Maximum group size is around 50. For larger groups we can host multiple
sessions at the same time. Smaller teams of up to 10 are then put in virtual
breakout rooms.

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Scoring
After each game scoring is given to each team and the subtotal is announced until
the last game. Final scoring is done during the event debrief and the team with the
most points is the winner.
Briefing & Debriefing
The briefing will include a short tutorial on how to use the Video Conferencing
software and best practices for operating within a group video chat. i.e. muting
microphones when not speaking, lookingat camera when speaking etc.
After the briefing, participants will be separated into teams and invited by the
facilitator to separate chat rooms, the lead facilitator gives further instructions
and objectives for the activity.
The debrief takes place again in the central video conferencing room.
09.00 AM – Event brief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
10.00 AM – Teams will challenge based on time and number of complete tasks!
12.00 PM – Teams must reconvene in the central conferencing room.
12.15 PM – Event debrief, awarding ceremony
12.45 PM – End of the program
Event Schedule Example
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VIRTUAL MTWI VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
$30/PAX $30/PAX
Inclusiveof:
• 20-30 Challenging1 Min Tasks and Puzzles
aimedto test teamworkand management
skills
• Expert facilitatorsto guide and draw
out your team’spotential
• Prizes for the winningteam
Inclusiveof:
• 10 Invigoratingchallengesaimedto
test communicationand problemsolving
skills
• Expert facilitatorsto guide and draw
out your team’spotential
• Prizes for the winningteam
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 50 Pax in One Session
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 50 Pax in One Session

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Improv Online
The main features of great improvisation are the ability to collaborate on
the fly and be creative. Using our pre-designed scenarios and prompts,
your team will have fun using quick thinking to work together, all the
while improving their listening skills, remote teamwork and cooperation.
Maximum group size is around 50. For larger groups we can host multiple
sessions at the same time. Smaller teams of up to 10 are then put in virtual
breakout rooms.

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Scoring
After each game scoring is given to each team and the subtotal is announced until
the last game. Final scoring is done during the event debrief and the team with the
most points is the winner.
Briefing & Debriefing
The briefing will include a short tutorial on how to use the Video Conferencing
software and best practices for operating within a group video chat. i.e. muting
microphones when not speaking, lookingat camera when speaking etc.
After the briefing, participants will be separated into teams and invited by the
facilitator to separate chat rooms, the lead facilitator gives further instructions
and objectives for the activity.
The debrief takes place again in the central video conferencing room.
09.00 AM – Eventbrief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
09.45 AM – Improv training 101,tips and techniques.Teams have 3 hours to complete the games
12.00 PM – Finalgameand end of the activity,all teams must reconvenein the central conferencing room
12.15 PM – Event debrief,awarding ceremony
12.45 PM – End of the program
Event Schedule Example
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Online with Fun!
These onlineactivities build the fundamentals of a successful team: trust,
mutual respect and awareness. Games can be tailor-made to focus on
specific learning objectives, company goals or a meeting theme.

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Scoring
After each game scoring is given to each team and the sub-total is announced until
the last game. Final scoring is done during the event debrief and the team with the
most points is the winner.
09.00 AM – Event brief by lead facilitator
09.15 AM – Ice breakers and warm up activities
09.45 AM – Teams receive instructions for the first game
10.15 AM – Second game
10.45 AM – Third game
11.15 AM – Break
11.30 AM – Fourth game
12.00 PM – Final game and end of the activity, all teams must reconvene in
the central conferencing room
12.15 PM – Event debrief, awarding ceremony
12.45 PM – End of the program
Event Schedule Example
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Inclusiveof:
• 5 tailor-madegamesto bring forth the
thematicideas you want your companyto
grow in
• Expert facilitatorsto guide and draw
out your team’spotential
• Prizes for the winningteam
Inclusiveof:
• 6 crazy Improvchallengesaimed to
test problemsolvingand creative
thinkingskills
• Expert facilitatorsto guide and draw
out your team’spotential
• Prizes for the winningteam
IMPROV ONLINE
$30/PAX
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 50 Pax in One Session
ONLINE WITH FUN!
$30/PAX
Min: 10 Pax in One Session
Max: 50 Pax in One Session

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FAQ
FAQ
Q: Howmanyteamsdowemake?
A: For Most Activities,you should form up to 5 pax in one teamat the max.
For AmazingRace, wecan go up to 7 pax in one team.
Q: Howlongdoactivitiestake?
A: We recommend 1 – 3 hours but wecan adjust to your needs
Q: Doyouprovideactivitiesinotherlanguages?
A: Yes, we provide activitiesin English, Mandarin, Bahasa and others upon request
Q: Canwechangeorcombineactivitiesandgames?
A: Yes, you can have multiple activitiesand gamesin one program and wecan customizeto your needs
Q: Whatconferencesoftwaredoweusefortheevent?
A: We recommend usingZoom but can also use other programs such as MS Teams, Google Meet or Webex
Q: Whatarethepaymentoptions?
A: We accept bank wire,credit card or cheque through all the major Singapore payment channels
Q: WhatarethepaymentoptionsfortheSingaporegovernmentagencies?
A:
• Bank to Bank by Gebiz
• Bank to Bank by Vendor@GOV
• By Pay Now of OCBC
• Invoicingby InvoicingNow of OCBC (NEW)
• Bank to Bank by Ariba procurement SAP

22. TVworkshop Asia Pte Ltd
EmileLeus & Caleb E
ACRA 201526873N
Midview City
26 Sin Ming Lane#06-121
Singapore573971
Mob: +6586484186 / +6591593838
contact@tvworkshop.com
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