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RE: Games: large group games

miche...@training-wheels.com (Michelle Cummings) — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:48:24 UT

Hi Madhava,
Check out the Medieval Evolution activity in the pdf I posted to Rod. I've
done this with a group of 200 before.
I worked a group of 400 this week doing the 'Handshake' activity. It's one
of my personal favorites. I've attached the directions.
Michelle

Michelle Cummings
Training Wheels

RE: Games: Re: deaf/hearing teambuilding

miche...@training-wheels.com (Michelle Cummings) — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:44:18 UT

Hello Rod,
I have a few activities using a deck of playing cards that work very well
with this population. I've attached a pdf of 9 activities. My favorites
are Group Blackjack (done in silence) and Pokerface (also done in silence).
Enjoy!
Michelle

Michelle Cummings
Training Wheels
Owner/Trainer/Big Wheel

Re: Games: Re: deaf/hearing teambuilding

ros.by...@mac.com (Ros Byrne) — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 07:08:04 UT

Rod
If it's not too late, one element you may consider would be an
energizer I sometimes use, based on VERY simple *body percussion*.
(As I'm starting to write, I wonder how much the sounds do count, but..)
1 Seated or standing in a circle...
2 The leader does a simple two-stage movement (eg clap hands, then

Re: deaf/hearing teambuilding

rodnad...@hotmail.com (Rod) — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 01:57:26 UT

Interesting idea. Thanks Maciek! -Rod

Re: deaf/hearing teambuilding

statystyki.cityeve...@gmail.com (Yugo) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:47:18 UT

Hi Rod,

Very often we are doing project "Hollywood" - It is very creative
program where delegates has about 1 to 2 hours to make short 60-120
sec silet movie about ... someting (or thay has to make new adverise
od some product). Yours delegates can do funny tutorial for "normal
people" - how to do not treat person with ablness.

Mixers on a bus

jds...@juno.com — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 13:17:08 UT

Hello, everyone --
A friend of mine needs some relatively easy-to-explain mixers to use with
a group of college-aged/graduate students on a bus ride for an hour.
They're coming to his facility for a team-building program, and they want
to do something while on the bus to get them started getting to know one

large group games

madh...@riseup.net (Madhava) — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:16:22 UT

Hello everyone,

It looks like I will have the opportunity to present a short program
for a major toy company at their staff picnic. I will have only a
short time (about an hour) and possibly a very large group (100+)

They want something purely fun for this event and I imagine there will
be a wide spectrum of ages and physical fitness.

Re: deaf/hearing teambuilding

rodnad...@hotmail.com (Rod) — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:50:57 UT

Hi Guys,
Thanks for the responses. I'm still awaiting more info on the
breakdown of how many are deaf, hard of hearing, hearing, ASL fluent,
Not fluent, # interpreters I will have, etc. There will be ambulatory
ableness issues as well. I'll also be meeting with the principal
tomorrow to learn more about the goals/purpose of my work.

Re: deaf/hearing teambuilding

jay.wisecar...@gmail.com (Jay) — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 07:43:15 UT

Hi Rod,

From a long time lurker...

A bit more info would be useful - like:
How many are there of how many groups (sorry no sure how folks with
this disability like to be called, if I got the following wrong)?
e.g., 40 Hearing, 9 slightly hearing impaired, 10 severely impaired,
20 Deaf

What's the context (as Ros asked - how do they work together/what do

Re: Games: deaf/hearing teambuilding

ros.by...@mac.com (Ros Byrne) — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 05:43:47 UT

Rod
I was really looking forward to hearing what this wonderful group
could offer to you. To me, it sounds like you face quite a challenge
- one I'd like to learn from!
Sounds like others might also be finding it a challenge?
Hope you're not in a rush - maybe if you let us know a time-frame,

deaf/hearing teambuilding

rodnad...@hotmail.com (Rod) — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:24:01 UT

Hi All,
I'll be doing some teambuilding with a group of 85 adults - a mixture
of deaf & hearing folks with a wide range of ableness. Not sure how
many interpretters I can get for this event - and not everyone knows
sign language. I've got 2 1/2 hrs to work with. Your thoughts on
activities good for working with the WHOLE group would greatly be

Game for Intercultural Education

kerembil...@gmail.com (loopfunk) — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 17:18:57 UT

Hi,

I am a volunteer in an NGO in Turkey and I've just found this group.
We have an upcoming orientation, and I am looking for a game that
focuses on intercultural learning, also can be linkaged to
globalization and to the idea "think globally act locally". Sounds
harsh, I know but any idea might help.

Re: Games: Re: activity for 50 salesmen

wilsonbapti...@terra.com.br (Wilson Baptista Junior) — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:49:14 UT

Hi Maciej,
I would like to have some more information about the catapult activity, if you please.
Wilson
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