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Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the activity and found the different options useful. I agree, it would be a perfect addition to a workshop or training session focusing on communication skills. :)

You are so welcome! I'm glad you found the energizer and the insights helpful :)

Have fun! There's so much more to discover here > www.playmeo.com/activities/

Hi Bruce, thanks for your question. It's really up to you (and the type of program you're running) but I'd recommend that you ask each pair that forms a new question. That only one is viewed in the video is simply a function of how we edited the video. There's no shortage of good questions that invite people to get to know one another, and if it can make them laugh too, even better.

I'm glad our video could bring back some great memories for you! Thanks for watching! 😊🎮

Thank you so much! Glad you love games like these!

Hey Gabriel, thanks so much for commenting! No, all we have is a video format. If you like what you see here, check out playmeo.com/activities for 270+ more videos!

Thanks for commenting, be sure to check out the full suite of activities at playmeo.com/activities/

You are so welcome!

Thanks for commenting JeWElle, you always bring joy to our space.

Thanks Jen, always a treat to hear from you. So cool to combine this technique with actual toy body parts, great idea :-)

Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm :-)

@@playmeo-group-games welcome

Agreed. So much of what I present to groups is universally appealing. If you're looking for more ideas, go to www.playmeo.com/activities/

I'm not clear what you may be referring to, but maybe it relates to one of my favourote acronyms - FUNN - functional understanding not necessary :-)

I hope you and your class have a blast

Yes, and there is so much more at playmeo.com - check it out.

You are always welcome. Be sure to dive into our entire database of 530+ fun group games & activities > www.playmeo.com

Check description, the URL is listed there. Have FUNN

Indeed, some oof the best activities are those I learned when I was a young kid myself :-)

Thanks Catarina, I'm glad you enjoyed watching this. To see lots more just like this, go to www.playmeo.com/activities/

How do I extract more value from an activity that just having fun is always a useful question, so thanks for asking Ryan. Yes, I would absolutely connect my debrief to a skill such as communication, but as a team-based event, I think it is ideally suited to inviting my group to reflect on their continuous improvement.

Yes, it is one of my favourites too. Thanks for commenting :-)

The basic experiential learning reflection model was first sourced from David Kolb in the 1960s. It woudl certainly have been amplified during Outward Bounds development too. The model of What? So What? and Now What was popularised by Project Adventure in the 80s and 90s.

True, paper cuts are not nice, but I have never seen this occur in this group initative (so far)

Glad you enjoyed it JeWElle.

Thanks for commenting. To see lots more just like this, go to www.playmeo.com/activities/

I hear what you're saying, and while this exercise was recorded in Australia, I have lead it successfully many times in North America. The key to its success (indeed, the success of any activity) is the sequence and framing you use to introduce it. Visit my blog www.playmeo.com/blog for lots of articles about this and many other topics of activity leadership

You bet. To see lots more just like this, go to www.playmeo.com/activities/

You are more than welcome. To continue to keep up to date, I invite you to read my weekly blog posts which discuss and explore the design and delivery of interactive group games & activities.

This would be a wonderful variation, thanks for suggesting.

Chris, other than all of the content featured here > www.playmeo.com/activities/energizer-warm-up-games/jump-in-jump-out/ I am not aware of a longer video than which is uploaded here.

@@playmeo-group-games I remember seeing one where there were 'body taps' like: tap left knee with right hand, right knee with left hand. Left foot with right hand in front of body... unilateral touch points???

@@chrismartin8731 oh wow, that is all new to me, but I get the idea. Certainly, an activity with those movements has not been created by playmeo, but it's bound to be one of our members who has adapted the exercise & uploaded it to YT. Good luck

Oh, there is a LOT to experience Brian, and a LOT to get excited about. You could have some fun asking it to write a few paragraphs of your new book? Give it enough context and you'll be stunned by the results....

@@playmeo-group-games Cool, I'll give that a try!

Thanks, I'm glad you found this useful. What has been your experience with ChatGPT?

Thanks for commenting Rhonda - I hope you get the opportunity to try this out with a group very soon :-)

Too kind Chad, thank you :-)