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T.O.E.S - EPI 2 - Team Challenge 'The Flash'
Let’s start your students day with a quick team challenge which
needs no setting up!
The only equipment you will need is something to throw like a tennis
ball, soft toy, or rubber.
This
challenge is called: FLASH
Objective:
Students must work together to pass an object around the circle as fast
as they can.
Rules:
Level 1:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
Level 2:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
- If the
object is dropped the challenge restarts.
Level 3:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
- If the
object is dropped the challenge restarts.
- You can
not pass to the people stood directly next to you.
Level 4:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
- If the
object is dropped the challenge restarts.
- You can
not pass to the people stood directly next to you.
- Each
person can only touch the object once.
Review points:
I would recommend providing your review as a group discussion.
This type of review is called a guided review, you are simply asking a
question to the group and ensuring the conversation remains on topic.
(Refrain from answering your own questions, even if there is a moment of
silence).
Ask open ended questions like:
- Why do you think we did this challenge?
- What do you think we can learn from this challenge?
- Why do you think teamwork is important?
- What is teamwork?
Why bother?
Teamwork is crucial for young people as it not only enhances their
personal development but also equips them with essential skills for future
success.
These quick, easy, and funny challenges help foster effective communication
and collaboration.
Young individuals learn how to express their ideas, listen to others,
and resolve conflicts, all of which are vital life skills.
Have a great week!
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By The Outdoor Ed SchoolLet’s start your students day with a quick team challenge which
needs no setting up!
The only equipment you will need is something to throw like a tennis
ball, soft toy, or rubber.
This
challenge is called: FLASH
Objective:
Students must work together to pass an object around the circle as fast
as they can.
Rules:
Level 1:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
Level 2:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
- If the
object is dropped the challenge restarts.
Level 3:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
- If the
object is dropped the challenge restarts.
- You can
not pass to the people stood directly next to you.
Level 4:
- Everyone
in the group must touch the object.
- Only one
person can be touching the object at a time.
- If the
object is dropped the challenge restarts.
- You can
not pass to the people stood directly next to you.
- Each
person can only touch the object once.
Review points:
I would recommend providing your review as a group discussion.
This type of review is called a guided review, you are simply asking a
question to the group and ensuring the conversation remains on topic.
(Refrain from answering your own questions, even if there is a moment of
silence).
Ask open ended questions like:
- Why do you think we did this challenge?
- What do you think we can learn from this challenge?
- Why do you think teamwork is important?
- What is teamwork?
Why bother?
Teamwork is crucial for young people as it not only enhances their
personal development but also equips them with essential skills for future
success.
These quick, easy, and funny challenges help foster effective communication
and collaboration.
Young individuals learn how to express their ideas, listen to others,
and resolve conflicts, all of which are vital life skills.
Have a great week!