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Team Dynamics

Team Dynamics

A short team building ice breaker and get-to-know-each-other activity.

 

In team dynamics, teams must stand in a circle and toss a tennis ball to anybody in the circle.

 

The person tossing the ball asks a question, while the person catching the ball must answer the questions.

 

This get-to-know-each-other team building activity can be played as an ice-breaker or as a metaphor when

learning abut trust and team cohesiveness.

 

It is an essential activity and part of the full-day team cohesiveness workshop. Team dynamics activity may be proceeded by a short video and debriefed thoroughly.

 

It is a great ice-breaker activity to start any work-shop, training program, meeting or conference.

  • Learning objectives

    The objective of this activity is breaking the ice, encouraging students (or delegates who don't know each other) to be comfortable with each other and getting to know each other better by asking quality questions.

  • Activity duration

    As an ice-breaker, this activity takes about 5 to 10 minutes, while in the team cohesiveness workshop, the activity is longer (20 to 25 min) due to a preceeding video and a proceeding debriefing.

  • Group size

    In a learning and development setting, ideal group size are 5 to 10 people per team. For large conferences or exhibitions, 12 to 15 people can play in one group

  • Target participants

    Target audience are meeting delegates, workshop attendees and students or executives in any corporate learning and development course.

  • Availability

    This short team building activity can be played indoor or outdoors and is available anywhere in South-East Asia, notably in

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