Comments on: Team building exercise on day one of orientation with a group of 45? http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/ Mon, 26 Sep 2011 10:11:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Emily http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/comment-page-1/#comment-570 Emily Sun, 17 Jan 2010 03:58:28 +0000 http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/#comment-570 Another way to get them involved and used to working in tight quarters similar to that of a kitchen is human knot. If you aren't familiar with this activity, it is where the participants reach across a circle, grab a hand (so their right hand matches with an opposing member and the same for the left), and then they proceed to "untie" themselves. Two teams would be effective with a group of 45, possibly three depending on what outcome you wish to achieve. The comment above mine had a really unique idea. Another way to get them involved and used to working in tight quarters similar to that of a kitchen is human knot. If you aren’t familiar with this activity, it is where the participants reach across a circle, grab a hand (so their right hand matches with an opposing member and the same for the left), and then they proceed to "untie" themselves. Two teams would be effective with a group of 45, possibly three depending on what outcome you wish to achieve.

The comment above mine had a really unique idea.

]]> By: Emily http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/comment-page-1/#comment-569 Emily Sun, 17 Jan 2010 03:58:11 +0000 http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/#comment-569 Another way to get them involved and used to working in tight quarters similar to that of a kitchen is human knot. If you aren't familiar with this activity, it is where the participants reach across a circle, grab a hand (so their right hand matches with an opposing member and the same for the left), and then they proceed to "untie" themselves. Two teams would be effective with a group of 45, possibly three depending on what outcome you wish to achieve. The comment above mine had a really unique idea. Another way to get them involved and used to working in tight quarters similar to that of a kitchen is human knot. If you aren’t familiar with this activity, it is where the participants reach across a circle, grab a hand (so their right hand matches with an opposing member and the same for the left), and then they proceed to “untie” themselves. Two teams would be effective with a group of 45, possibly three depending on what outcome you wish to achieve.

The comment above mine had a really unique idea.

]]> By: Elmo_Caron http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/comment-page-1/#comment-568 Elmo_Caron Fri, 15 Jan 2010 10:08:59 +0000 http://emilysgame.com/360/team-building-exercise-on-day-one-of-orientation-with-a-group-of-45/#comment-568 In a restaurant, get teams of 3 or 4 people and give them a list of ingredients, no recipe. Tell them to create a masterpiece out of it.<br><b>References : </b><br> In a restaurant, get teams of 3 or 4 people and give them a list of ingredients, no recipe.

Tell them to create a masterpiece out of it.
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