Use this fabulous ice breaker to see the diverse perspectives of your group using creative prompts. The activity allows the team to create a quick and fun image of a fictional monster using generative AI using only 3 characteristics.
Mostly this is great for an online workshop, but with a little supervision it can be pretty cool in an in-person session.
A fun and creative icebreaker where teams or individuals pitch a fictional movie based on a random theme, encouraging quick thinking, collaboration, and plenty of laughter.
This activity is a perfect holiday-themed icebreaker or energizer that combines creativity, quick thinking, and festive cheer. It encourages engagement, collaboration, and lighthearted fun, making it ideal for team-building, holiday parties, or virtual gatherings. By using emojis, it taps into visual problem-solving skills while keeping the atmosphere playful and inclusive.
Want to experience a fun, ever-change game? Bring a round of Calvinball to your next meeting - with a football, deckchairs, rackets, boomerangs, a deck of cards, a hula hoop, pens and paper (anything!) . . . and anyone can change the rules at any time.
A simple game designed to get people moving, coordinated and energized!
Get to know your group with a fun, physical game where teams take turns being human puppets and puppeteers.
A short activity to help participants get to know each other and themselves better by quickly stripping away the default identities we carry.
The game develops imagination, trust and helps to relax.
As for physical skills, participants develop strength and fine motor skills.
Mindfulness of body is a foundational skill for Social Presencing Theater. And like any skill, we learn it through practice. The 20-minute Dance is a practice in which we pay attention to the feeling of the body, without thinking about it or judging it. We are not trying to fix or change or accomplish anything. We welcome every moment.
Ein Impuls-Weitergabe-Spiel mit überraschenden Richtungswechseln, Geräuschen und klaren Körperaktionen.
Spieler*innen führen nur die Bewegungen aus, die mit dem Satz „Simon sagt…“ angekündigt werden.
