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Safe Team Building Activities
For Kids
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It is very important for children to be safe at all times. This means at
school, at sports and even during team building. In order to insure that
team building is a safe and productive activity, there are some
considerations that need to be addressed. The leader of the team
building work shops or events is not only in change of the team
building, but the children’s well being as well. This is a big job if you are
planning activities that are on the risky side. In the best interests of
everyone involved safe team building activities for kids should be
planned. This does not mean boring or subdued, this just means that
the children will always be in a safe and controlled environment. This is
something that the team building leader and parents will both
appreciate.
Safe team building activities
Wrap up: Ask kids to reflect on the different ways they can learn about
others and benefit from the strengths of others through teamwork.
Encourage them to write in their journals about the discovery process
and how they felt about other group members both before and after
this exercise.
SAMPLE STATEMENTS:
1. Stand up and find another chair if you have red hair.
2. Stand up and find another chair if you are wearing white socks.
3. Stand up and find another chair if you've been to another country.
4. Stand up and find another chair if your grandparents live in this state.
5. Stand up and find another chair if you have more than three pets.
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6. Stand up and find another chair if you like to wear shorts.
Treasure hunt: Different from a scavenger hunt, this activity has kids
working with one another to uncover certain clues about their team. As
you ask a series of questions, kids share information about them selves
and find out more about others, earning points for their responses. The
activity is a good icebreaker and also can be used later on to reconnect
participants with members of their group.
GOALS:
1. To share one's abilities and skills with others.
2. To gain awareness of what others bring to the group.
3. To work together to achieve a goal through communication and low-
risk self disclosure
These are simple activities that will help children with team building,
and are safe to preform. There are many safe and east team building
exercises, which can be done cost effectively and without to much
planning. Children of all ages will learn from team building, as it instills
self esteem, self worth and shows children how to properly deal with
other people. Safe team building activities for kids are not only easy to
find, and easy to plan but they are also fun for everyone involved in the
process.
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