Staff meeting games

Enjoy a fun selection of quick ice breakers for meetings. They will help you energize your team. When it comes to meetings you don't always have a ton of time to warm up your team

Discover quick team building games that will help you at your next meeting, group, or even party. They are a fun way to connect! "Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision.

Looking for fun team-building games to play indoors? You're in luck! Here you will find an ultimate guide to group teamwork games perfect for all ages. Give them a try! #IndoorTeamBuildingGamesForKids #IndoorTeamBuildingGamesForWork

An icebreaker is an activity that you can use for employees when you want to have the conversation at the job interview, team building or business meeting. #Education #HumanResources #Leadesrship

Build a sense of cooperation and camaraderie.

It's that time! Back to school! And if you've ever worked in a school, you know that means large group icebreakers, teachers games, and teacher team building! My school administrators usually have pretty interesting teachers inservice ideas including planning large group games for school staff during our professional development meetings. Last year, my admin team organized a super fun and simple mystery gift swap game for our huge group of staff members. It was one of the best large group…

The Great Candy Pass is a huge hit with groups of all sizes! Print off the list of included questions, grab some wrapped candy, and you're ready to go!

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Gone are the days of sitting through a dull staff meeting first thing in the morning. Here's a few tips on how to make those meetings more interesting!

Are you looking for good team-building and problem-solving activities? Here are a few I've tried as an elementary school principal. If I thought it was accomplished with a good amount of success, I gave those activities a “thumbs up”. I’ll also share a few that I thought fell short! Look for the “thumbs down”!