Medium energy
Switch Sides
Players move across an imaginary line whenever a statement applies to them, creating quick visual conversation starters.
- Players
- 6–40players
- Ages
- 10+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
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Team Categories Battle
Two teams alternate unique answers within a category until one side repeats, hesitates or gives an invalid answer.
- Players
- 6–30players
- Ages
- 10+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
High energy
Team Mime Relay
A silent mime passes down each team like telephone until the front player guesses what the original action was.
- Players
- 8–32players
- Ages
- 10+ages
- Minutes
- 15–25minutes
High energy
Team Rock Paper Scissors
Two large teams secretly agree on rock, paper or scissors and reveal at the same time for a quick whole-group contest.
- Players
- 8–50players
- Ages
- 8+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
Low energy
Telephone
A sentence is whispered from person to person once, then the final version is compared with the original.
- Players
- 5–20players
- Ages
- 7+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
Medium energy
This or That
The host offers two choices and everyone answers quickly by moving, pointing or raising a hand.
- Players
- 4–40players
- Ages
- 7+ages
- Minutes
- 5–20minutes
High energy
Traffic Lights
Players react to color commands: green means move, yellow means slow down and red means freeze.
- Players
- 4–30players
- Ages
- 4+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
Medium energy
Treasure Hunt
Players follow a sequence of clues that lead from one location to the next until they reach a final destination.
- Players
- 4–30players
- Ages
- 6+ages
- Minutes
- 20–45minutes
Medium energy
Turkey Feather Relay
Teams transfer lightweight paper “feathers” from one station to another using a simple balancing or carrying rule.
- Players
- 6–24players
- Ages
- 6+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
Low energy
Two Truths and a Lie
Each player shares three statements about themselves—two true and one invented—while the group tries to spot the lie.
- Players
- 3–20players
- Ages
- 10+ages
- Minutes
- 10–25minutes
Low energy
What Changed?
An observer studies a player or small scene, looks away, then tries to spot one detail that changed.
- Players
- 4–20players
- Ages
- 6+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
Low energy
Who Am I?
Each player tries to identify a secret person, character, animal or object by asking yes-or-no questions.
- Players
- 4–20players
- Ages
- 8+ages
- Minutes
- 15–25minutes