Describes a model for planning presentations using a three circle approach to help develop the staff team before working on a task. Presented at the Parks and Recreation Ontario 2003 Annual Education ...
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An activity that can be used as a lead-in to teamwork.
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An icebreaker activity which is meant to develop communication skills without speaking the English language and can work as a method to divide participants into small groups
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This simple but fun activity helps members of a group get to know each other.
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In this activity, participants have an opportunity to do an effective character analysis of another participant and work on their listening skills.
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An icebreaker activity intended to help you learn participants’ names while having fun.
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This is an exercise to get participants to think creatively.
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This simple icebreaker activity will reinforce the importance of staying motivated and refreshed.
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This activity is intended to help a participant decide when and how to contribute to a group activity.
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This activity is intended to help participants to solve their own problems .
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This activity is designed to assist in getting the group's attention.
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The purpose of this icebreaker / team building activity is to get participants feeling comfortable working together.
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This activity demonstrates the use of the element of chance to make decisions.
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This activity demonstrates the value of sharing a task with team or group members.
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This activity is intended to introduce each person to a group and learn some information about them.
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This activity describes a creative way to let participants decide on how long they take for a break.
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This icebreaker is a great way to get a meeting started.
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A simple, fun activity to develop team work.
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The purpose of this activity is getting participants to realize the importance of evaluation.
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The purpose of this icebreaker, for adults or youth, is to introduce all the participants in the group and remember their names.
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An activity for when there is no pool or it has to be closed.
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The purpose of these simple activity is to encourage participants to do their best by providing positive feedback.
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This activity will help you deal with "I have taken this before".
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The goal of this icebreaker is to observe body language of other participants in the group.
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This icebreaker offers an activity to help participants communicate with one another without the use of words.
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This activity addresses the problem of more than one person in a group talking at the same time.
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The activity demonstrates the value of having only one person speak at once.
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This simple activity is intended to get participants to understand working in a group.
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This icebreaker is intended to develop communication skills, to assimilate important information and priorize questions.
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This activity, suitable for youth and adults, in intended to encourage participants to to observe the body language of others in the group.
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This icebreaker will help draw out each participant’s personality.
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Here's an icebreaker that will get people physically active.
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Here's an activity to introduce participants and re-enforce the use of their names.
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Handouts from the presentation on staff and volunteer training at the Parks and Recreation Ontario 1997 Education Forum,
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The purpose of this icebreaker is to get participants to work as a team.
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This activity is intended to demonstrate how you can achieve more by staying focused.
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This simple activity is intended to keeping participants refreshed and building on past great ideas. Concern for the environment is also an element.
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This activity is intended to demonstrate that there are different strategies to solving problems.
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This activity is intended to demonstrate how and why some activities are more difficult than others.
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This lead-in activity will help teams to deal with negative comments and the stress of unfavourable comments in a team environment.
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Here's an activity that will give participants the feeling of working together.
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This icebreaker is a novel way for people to introduce themselves.
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Gives the participants an opportunity to become creative and gain the feeling of working together as a team.
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This activity will help to create a comfortable environment for exchanging information about group members.
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This simple activity is intended to give the participants an opportunity to work together.
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Here's an activity that will
introduce the idea of individual differences and
equality of opportunities.
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In this workshop at the Parks and Recreation Ontario 2004 Annual Education Forum, participants learned how to use a crate full of experiential learning activities to deal with issues and address the l...
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This activity, for all age groups is intended to give the participants an opportunity to observe and think what they are saying.
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This activity is a creative way to let participants decide on how long they take for a break.
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This activity is intended to get participants to realize the importance of evaluation.
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This activity demonstrates the value of working in teams.
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Here's an activity that will
encourage
participants to get to know each other and to explore issues related to the
meeting or workshop.
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This activity will help draw out a person's creativity.
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An icebreaker activity that will help participants and groups to mix.
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Here's an activity to help meet new people in a large group.
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This activity demonstrate the importance of communication when working in teams.
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