Problem Solving Activities

Problem Solving Activities Your Whole Team Will Love

Rose/Thorn Rose/Thorn Icebreaker Icebreaker

List of ProblemSolving Activities

$2 Negotiation Human Human Billboards Billboards Balloon Balloon Sculptures Origami Origami For more problem-solving problem-solving activities activities , visit: 10 Problem Solving Activities

1.

Rose/Thor n Icebreaker What all is required, and how to do

it?

The only need is stable internet connectivity and video conferencing platforms like Zoom and Google Meet to bring all team members into one place. As a host, pick any two members and ask one member to share one rose (positive task) and share one thorn (challenge) to another member. Do it again with the rest of the team members. This activity makes everyone more comfortable and energetic to one another.

Benefits: Encourage critical thinking, productivity, and team member engagement.

2. $2 Negotiatio n What all is required, and how to

do it?

For this, you need only two coins (plastic money, digital currency, or any similar thing). At first, you must divide the team into groups, and each group will have three members. Now, give those two coins to each group with 5 minutes to decide who will take them. If they fail to choose, a majority vote will decide. In case of no-decisions, the group needs to return those coins. Use “breakout features” of video conferencing tools for this activity.

3.

Human Billboard s

What all is required, and how to do it?

This activity requires flipchart paper and colourful markers. Each team person should have these two things. Now, give 5 minutes to each member and ask them to write words, draw symbols and one animal to describe themselves. You can also mingle it if you are playing it offline. Now, give another five minutes to read the billboard of everyone. At last, make pairs of two, so they can ask questions to each other based on a billboard.

Benefits: Promote collaboration and coordination in team

4. Balloon Sculptures What all is required, and how to do it?

Colorful balloons are only materialistic items needed to play it. Make groups of 3-5 and ask them to make a sculpture (animal) representing team building values and commitment in 20 minutes.

While playing online, one member will stretch and blend balloons. The rest will help them by sharing their ideas. In the end, the host will ask questions like what sculpture have you made? What is it representing? Your experience with the team? to finalize the best problem solver.

Benefits: Improve team collaboration and commitment

5. Origami What all is required, and how to do it?

The only thing needed for this activity is a sheet of paper. The Origami activity says as a host, you must ask all your team members to close their eyes and listen to instructions. Each one needs to fold the paper after every instruction. At last, ask everyone to open their eyes and check out their folding.

Benefits: Enhance communication and listening skills

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