Superlatives: Fun Team Awards & Morale Booster
Superlatives: Fun Team Awards & Morale Booster is a relationship mapping exercise for psychological safety: it helps participants build trust while keeping the stakes low.
How to run it
- Create a list of positive superlatives, like 'Most likely to have a secret talent' or 'Best person to have on a trivia team'.
- Have the group vote (either publicly or anonymously using a poll tool) on who best fits the description.
- It's a great way to give and receive compliments.
- 5+ PlayersHybrid15 minEasy How to Play This Icebreaker Game 1.
- 1Create a list of positive superlatives, like 'Most likely to have a secret talent' or 'Best person to have on a trivia team'.
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Create a list of positive superlatives, like 'Most likely to have a secret talent' or 'Best person to have on a trivia team'.
Have the group vote (either publicly or anonymously using a poll tool) on who best fits the description.
It's a great way to give and receive compliments.
5+ PlayersHybrid15 minEasy How to Play This Icebreaker Game 1.
1Create a list of positive superlatives, like 'Most likely to have a secret talent' or 'Best person to have on a trivia team'.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Superlatives: Fun Team Awards & Morale Booster. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Create a list of positive superlatives, like 'Most likely to have a secret talent' or 'Best person to have on a trivia team'.; Have the group vote (either publicly or anonymously using a poll tool) on who best fits the description.; It's a great way to give and receive compliments.; 5+ PlayersHybrid15 minEasy How to Play This Icebreaker Game 1.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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- No efficacy claims: appearing in this library is not a claim that the exercise is proven effective. Facilitator judgment and context decide whether it works for a given room.
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