If you like to think outside the box and test your problem-solving skills or challenge your team with some trivia, you’ve come to the right place. Here are some team-building activities that will challenge your team’s ingenuity and mental flexibility.
Kilo mindfight, aka protmūšis, is an engaging and interactive team-building activity, which is a perfect fit for teams that want to spice up their team buildings with a little fast-paced trivia brain action. We promise that you will have the best mindfight experience, which will let you know more about your team and our wonderful Kilo Health history. Carefully crafted by our amazing Tomas Vytas, this mindfight experience will definitely bring out your team’s laughter and competitive spirit!
Sneak-a-peekSneak-a-peek is a communication and problem-solving activity in which team members use LEGO blocks to build a replica of a structure created by the activity leader. But there’s a twist – the team can’t see the structure and must delegate one person from the team to take a 10-second peek at the built structure and give instructions to the rest of the team. Does your team have what it takes to beat this game? Let’s find out!
Escape roomEscape rooms are one of the most popular team-building activities. Not only are they fun, but they also help test your team’s problem-solving skills and ability to communicate under pressure in a safe environment. Best part – they’re never the same. With a variety of escape rooms to choose from, you’re sure to find one that will get your team excited for some great riddle and puzzle action!
FrostbiteFrostbite is a great way to test and improve your team’s ability to solve problems with limited resources. The game places players in a scenario where they are Arctic explorers who must build a shelter from the harsh snowy weather while being completely blinded by a sudden blizzard. The group leader can see, but their hands are frozen, so they can’t physically help their team and can only talk their group through building the shelter. At the end of the activity, the shelter is tested to see if it can withstand the harsh Arctic conditions. Can your team survive this challenge?
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