Top 6 best indoor team building games

Outdoor team building games bring a lot of fun. But sometimes you need ideas for team building games indoors, when the weather outside is unfavorable. Here are some interesting team building games that can be played indoors.

Look at pictures, guess things

You need some pencil, pen and paper for this activity. Divide into groups of 4 - 5 people. Each member in the group has 5 seconds to draw more details into the illustration. The first person in the group is provided with the original phrase and draws the details first, then in turn passes the drawing to the next members. The last player is responsible for guessing the correct word given, based on the drawing.

This is a game to help develop good teamwork skills.

Building shelter

This game is suitable for groups of 4 or 5 people. Items such as bottles, jars, toothpicks, paper, string, tape, etc. are given to the participants (you can replace them with any other available item). The teams have 10 minutes to build the shelter, so that it is strong enough to withstand 3 tennis balls. After finishing 10 minutes of construction, other teams will take turns throwing tennis balls into it.

This is a great game building that motivates everyone to actively participate. Besides listening and creativity are also essential elements to help the whole team win.

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Tell the story together

Participants stand in a circle with a ball. The first one starts to tell the story. Then pass the ball to the next person. The ball receiver continues to add details to the story. Each person can only say 10 words and the extra details must be consistent with the existing content. This activity helps improve teamwork, communication and listening skills.

Hunt objects

This is a classic team building activity to encourage people to work in groups.

Divide people into small groups. Create a list of tasks or items for team members to complete or search for (around the home / office). Try to give the right number of quests / items for the "hunting" team to complete within the time frame provided and make sure the game doesn't end too soon.

The hunt can last for about 15 - 30 minutes. Set clear rules to make sure all teams understand all instructions before starting the race.

Listen to description drawing

This activity is to improve the communication skills of the group very well.

The administrator creates a list of items that each group will choose. Divide into groups of 4-6 people and give each team a drawing board.

Each team will send one person to be an 'artist'. The 'Painter' will temporarily detach from the group when other members draw lots to select items.

The 'painter' and the other members of the group are facing each other, so that the rest cannot see what the 'artist' is drawing.

For 3 minutes, the group will only be able to provide instructions on how to draw items without telling what the item is.

After 3 minutes, the 'artist' from each team will come up with the drawing. The team with the closest drawing to the actual item will win.

Where is a lie?

This activity is often used as a tool to help members understand each other better.

This game is ideal for groups of 10-15 people. Each member of the group introduces themselves, and then states 3 facts about themselves and a lie. The whole group will have to guess what a lie.

Real words can be as simple as sharing something special about yourself or your interests, etc. A lie can be something that sounds a bit exaggerated or lifelike to "deceive" others. .