Can you please suggest me some good team building exercises?

1.The Game of Possibilities Time: 5–6 minutes Purpose: To stimulate conversation, ideas, and laughter Participants: • Small groups • This can be done with one group or multiple groups at the same time. Materials needed: Cloth napkins Instructions: • Give a napkin to each group of five to ten participants. • One person at a time stands and demonstrates a use of that napkin. Rules: 1. Person demonstrating cannot speak 2. Must stand while demonstrating 3. Demonstration must be original Desired outcome: Participants experience the infinite ways to use a napkin and translate this to the infinite ways to solve problems, use resources, motivate a team, etc. 2.Drop the Ball Time: 10–12 minutes Purpose: Cooperation and healthy competition Participants: Small groups Materials needed: Golf balls, straws, tape Instructions: • Each small group receives 12 straws and 18 inches of masking tape. They get ten minutes to build a container that will catch a golf ball dropped from about ten feet. • Each group selects a ‘ball dropper’ — that person stands on a chair, holds a golf ball at eye level. That group places its container on the floor under where it thinks the ball will land. Each group gets three attempts. • The group that gets a ball to go in and stay in its container wins. Desired outcome: Teams can use their experiences in the game to overcome work problems and relational issues. 3. Mission Statement Time: 15 minutes to several hours Purpose: Creating focus, passion, and group buy-in Participants: All Materials needed: Pens, paper, and any team requests Instructions: Each person finishes the sentence, “My vision of a team that works is …” The entire team now creates one statement or visual that represents the total of these vision statements. read less