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A collection of online team-building activities and games for students, including scavenger hunts, jinx, group exercise challenges, rewrite the lyrics, team sudoku, and word games. These activities can help reinforce community building and important skills, and can be adapted for various learning environments.
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Playing games is an important part of social and intellectual development. With school moving online this year, it’s easy for students to miss out on the opportunity to play games with you and with each other. There are, of course, many games that help reinforce academics, but there are also games that stand on their own, serve as brain- breaks, and build community and many important skills.
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In pairs, students try to say the same word at the same time. When one person is ready, they say “one,” when the partner is ready, they say “two,” then the first person says “three” - at that point they both say a random word. Now the fun begins. They try to find the common idea or term that connects those two words. Again, they count off when each are ready. No hinting. No repeating words. This can get frustrating, so often good to keep it limited to 8 or so rounds and then start over. This can be done in breakout rooms or just over chat.
Games for which you need random words that you try to get other team members to say. Search online for the rules. At least at first, it makes sense to break up the class into two teams. For Pictionary , for example, appoint a drawer for each team for each round. The drawer has 1 minute for their turn. During that turn, you privately chat the drawer a word. Each time the team says the word, chat the next one. The drawer can, you guessed it, use only drawings to communicate the idea. Score is how many terms the team gets in that minute (half point off it the person has to pass). Try doing it whole class and play against the class’s previous score. Here are some other games - and below find some links to random word generators that can help speed up your prep time. o Charades o Taboo/Catchphrase Random word generators: