Rearrange Your Group to make Words
Teamwork Icebreakers Indoor Mind Games Outdoor Physical
- Players: 27 or more
- Duration: 20 - 30 min
- Average cost: $2
- Age: 4+
How to play
Each player on a team gets a letter around their neck or on a printed t-shirt. The group needs to arrange themselves to make as many words as possible. Add difficulties or obstacles, such as having the whole team on a plank of wood and they lose points if a team member falls off.
What you'll need
- T-shirt
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