1 roll of masking tape + 10 minutes = A great team challenge!

This activity is based of an adventure course classic, The all aboard.

It takes just 60 seconds to set up.

Start your day with an activity which get yours student's body and brain working.

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The Yerkes-Dodson Law explores the relationship between pressure and performance.

It suggests if you have too little or too much pressure you will perform poorly.

However if you find the right balance you can reach peak performance.

Do you like this model?

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This is an adaptation that a teacher created while providing the grid walk challenge.

I thought it was so good I had to share with everyone else!

This challenge pairs perfectly with the FAIL - first attempt in learning model.

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P.S if you come up with any great ideas like this one let me know so I can share it with other teachers.

Simple, Fun, and Packed full of communication development!

This is another activity in our masking tap challenge series.

Where we try to think of new ways for you students to take part in amazing low ropes activities in the comfort of your classroom.

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The hero's journey maps out the different experience the main character will have as they transform into a hero.

In this podcast episode we will explore the 12 different stages in the hero's journey and we will discuss how you can use this as a goal / expectation setting tool.

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Welcome to episode 1 of the masking tape challenges.

Over the next 4 episodes we are going to teleport a challenge course into your classroom so the your students can have fun and develop their social skills.

This episode is explore the legendary Wild Woozy challenge.

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What is the difference between support and pressure?

This model / idea gets your students to select the level of challenge they are happy to take on.

It gives them the opportunity to set their own goals.

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This model looks at the different states of mind your students could experience while taking part in an activity.

Comfort - Stretch - Panic

This model will level up your students outdoor activity day!

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This activity only requires a roll of masking tape and can be delivered in your classroom.

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The 5 P's is a review model which identifies the different roles in a team.

Like all things not all roles are positive.

Once your students know the different roles that make up a team they need to think about what qualities each role will display during a challenge.

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