Quick Group Challenge for Team Building Fun - Name That List
Name That List Quick group challenge to build collaboration & knowledge.
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- Name That List Quick group challenge to build collaboration & knowledge.
- Name That List is a quick group challenge that can be adapted to any subject area or knowledge domain.
- The simple format makes it perfect for time-constrained settings while still delivering powerful opportunities for groups to collaborate and celebrate their shared knowledge.
- Announce a particular grouping or category, eg the twelve zodiac signs.
- Challenge each group to list every one of the items in the category.
- The first group to list all items correctly wins.
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Name That List Quick group challenge to build collaboration & knowledge.
Name That List is a quick group challenge that can be adapted to any subject area or knowledge domain.
Challenge each group to list every one of the items in the category.
The first group to list all items correctly wins.
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