This is a great exercise to find out a little bit more about the team you are working with.
Team members have to think of and then share two things that are true about them. In addition they must also share something that is lie. The remainder of the team must then decide between them which two facts are true and which is a lie.
A different take on this exercise is that three members of the group leave the room. When they return to the room each will tell everybody of a story/event/fact about himself or herself. One of these people will be telling the truth, the other two will be telling lies. The team must guess who is telling the truth.
Group Size: Any size
Key Stages: Upper KS2, KS3, KS4 & KS5
Team Building Skills: Sharing information, Public Speaking, Trust
Equipment: No equipment needed
This is a take on the classic Rock, Paper, Scissors. Elves beat Giants / Giants beat Wizards / Wizards beat Elves The important part of this game is the dramatics and the sound effects. When being a giant you must make yourself as tall as you can. You can use
Wink Murder is a super classic, that is always fun to play. The group will need to be sat/stood in a big circle. You will need to get someone to volunteer to be the detective. They must leave the room for a short while the rest of the group decides
This is a team building exercise that gets the group up close and personal, so not appropriate for all groups. Similarly to The Elephant Race, the group needs to stand in a line. The participants need to reach forward with their left hand and their right hand should reach backwards