
Paddocks Gratitude
Paddocks is a game where the objective is to create squares by drawing lines between adjacent dots on a grid, while sharing and reflecting on positive’s in their lives.
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Paddocks is a game where the objective is to create squares by drawing lines between adjacent dots on a grid, while sharing and reflecting on positive’s in their lives.
This game is designed as a fun warm-up icebreaker activity to start a session
This is a tremendous full group warm-up icebreaker activity. This game can be played with as little as two people right up to large groups of 100 plus participants.
Dice Eliminator is more than just a game of luck. It requires collaboration, strategy, and a bit of physical activity! It’s a fantastic way to initiate positive conversations in a fun, interactive setting. Enjoy, and may the best team win!
As you start putting meaningful messages into the world, you’ll eventually begin to receive them too. And your relationships with others will improve tenfold. This is why we often refer to the PAL message as a ‘happiness boomerang’.
Remember, these emojis serve to stimulate self-reflection and promote a positive attitude. They are not meant to induce feelings of guilt or inferiority.
Be prepared for a room filled with laughter, high energy, and positive vibes. It’s not just a game but a shared experience that’s enjoyable and stimulating for participants of all ages.
To score the lowest possible by removing dice pairs that add up to seven and minimising the remaining dice each round while engaging in positive reflection. You have a maximum of three rolls of all the dice. Whatever is left after the three rolls, you add them up, and that is your score.
The true beauty of this game lies in its spontaneity. No preconceived notions, no written records – just pure, heartfelt sharing of thoughts and reflections inspired by the questions on your game card. Ready for a positive journey on this sea of discovery and appreciation?
This engaging partner activity is an excellent way to stimulate thought and conversation. Each pair will require a printed PDF sheet from the attached file, two six-sided dice, and a pen for this game.
Master Chef Group Gratitude is a brilliant activity for families, schools, workplaces or sports teams to complete. Like on the famous TV Show Master Chef when they complete a mystery cooking challenge.
This is a modified version from a game I learned from Mike Kuczala after having him on our Energetic Radio podcast episode 148
Remember, the goal of Gratitude Giant Jenga is to have fun while expressing gratitude. So enjoy the game and the opportunity to connect with others positively.
Remember, the goal of this weekly task is to spread kindness and positivity, both to yourself and to those around you. So have fun with it, and let your creativity shine through!
The game typically consists of multiple rounds until one player splits so much he loses his balance and falls. The winner of the game is the player who remains standing. It’s fun. Give it a try!
Create a circle and have everyone put their fists in the centre. This game works best in groups of five players. Then, on the count of three, everyone shouts “Bam Bam Bam!” and hits their fists on the ground three times.
This is an excellent team warm-up game that can be played with participants of all ages
The game is designed according to the classic brain activity game Rubix Cube. The first team to have all red, blue, yellow and green cones in a straight line wins.
This is a quick and fun icebreaker activity that participants of all ages can play. Before you start, you will need to have players form groups of three.