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Two Truths and a Lie:
– Ask each team member to come up with two true statements and one false statement about themselves.
– During a virtual meeting, each person takes turns sharing their statements, and the rest of the team tries to guess which statement is the lie.
– This activity not only helps team members learn interesting facts about each other but also adds an element of fun and surprise.
2. Virtual Scavenger Hunt:
– Create a list of items or tasks that team members need to find or complete within their own homes.
– During a video call, share the list and set a time limit for everyone to return with their findings.
– Items can be related to work, personal interests, or just quirky items. This activity encourages creativity and teamwork.
3. Emoji Introductions:
– Ask each team member to introduce themselves using only emojis.
– They can use a combination of emojis to represent their name, role, hobbies, or anything they’d like to share.
– After each introduction, team members can guess the meaning behind the emojis, sparking conversation and connections.
4. Shared Playlist Creation:
– Create a collaborative playlist on a platform like Spotify or any music streaming service.
– Ask team members to add a song that represents their mood, favorite work tune, or something that describes their day.
– During the team-building day, play the playlist in the background and discuss the song choices, creating a shared musical experience.
5. Virtual Pictionary:
– Use an online Pictionary tool or a virtual whiteboard platform.
– Divide the team into smaller groups and have them take turns drawing and guessing each other’s drawings.
– This not only brings out the creative side but also promotes teamwork and communication.
Remember to keep the activities light-hearted, inclusive, and aligned with the virtual setting. These icebreakers should help your remote team feel more connected and engaged during the team-building day.
