30 Minute Activities
The team is not allowed to talk with one another and must figure out how to arrange the ropes and how to work together to pull.
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- The group must work together and find a way to communicate in order to move the toxic waste.
- The team is not allowed to talk with one another and must figure out how to arrange the ropes and how to work together to pull.
- A facilitated group exercise centered on 30 Minute Activities.
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The group must work together and find a way to communicate in order to move the toxic waste.
The team is not allowed to talk with one another and must figure out how to arrange the ropes and how to work together to pull.
A facilitated group exercise centered on 30 Minute Activities.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: 30 Minute Activities. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: The group must work together and find a way to communicate in order to move the toxic waste.; The team is not allowed to talk with one another and must figure out how to arrange the ropes and how to work together to pull.; A facilitated group exercise centered on 30 Minute Activities.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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