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    Icebreaker - Lost On A Desert Island

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    This document summarizes a teambuilding activity called "Lost on a Desert Island". Participants imagine they are stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck and each chooses one object they would bring. They then take turns introducing their object and explaining their choice. Finally, they work in groups to combine the objects in creative ways to improve their chances of survival. The activity is meant to help people open up and get to know each other while problem solving as a team. It takes approximately 30 minutes and requires no materials.

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    This document summarizes a teambuilding activity called "Lost on a Desert Island". Participants imagine they are stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck and each chooses one object they would bring. They then take turns introducing their object and explaining their choice. Finally, they work in groups to combine the objects in creative ways to improve their chances of survival. The activity is meant to help people open up and get to know each other while problem solving as a team. It takes approximately 30 minutes and requires no materials.

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    This document summarizes a teambuilding activity called "Lost on a Desert Island". Participants imagine they are stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck and each chooses one object they would bring. They then take turns introducing their object and explaining their choice. Finally, they work in groups to combine the objects in creative ways to improve their chances of survival. The activity is meant to help people open up and get to know each other while problem solving as a team. It takes approximately 30 minutes and requires no materials.

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    Icebreaker - Lost On A Desert Island

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    This document summarizes a teambuilding activity called "Lost on a Desert Island". Participants imagine they are stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck and each chooses one object they would bring. They then take turns introducing their object and explaining their choice. Finally, they work in groups to combine the objects in creative ways to improve their chances of survival. The activity is meant to help people open up and get to know each other while problem solving as a team. It takes approximately 30 minutes and requires no materials.

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    Lost on a Desert Island

    Objective: Lost on a Deserted Island is a approachable teambuilding activity that helps people to
    open up and share a little bit about themselves and what they enjoy or value.
    Age: Thirteen and up
    Group size: Medium group, although small and large are possible
    Time: Approximately 30 minutes
    Materials: None
    Activity: The situation is dire - following a shipwreck, everyone has been stranded on a deserted
    island. Each person is allowed to bring one object to the island - ideally, something that
    represents them or something that they enjoy. The first part of this icebreaker is simple: each
    person is asked to describe what object they would bring with them and why. This need not be
    realistic; if someone loves music, he or she might choose to bring a guitar, or an animal-lover
    might choose to bring a dog, a food-lover might choose to bring sirloin steaks, and so on.
    Encourage people to be creative.
    After everyone has introduced their object and explained why they have chosen that object,
    the teambuilding portion follows: divide into smaller groups and ask everyone to work
    together to improve their chances of survival by combining the various objects that they
    have introduced. If necessary, you can add more objects, but be sure to use all the objects that
    everyone mentioned. If you wish, you can reward the most creative group with a prize.

    Reference
    icebreakers.ws. (n.d.). Fun games, icebreakers and group activities. Retrieved November 11, 15,
    from icebreakers.ws: http://www.icebreakers.ws/

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