
Farmers Team Building Game
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What is the Farmers Team Building Game?
The Farmers team building game is a communication exercise/team building exercise that can be used with single or multiple teams, from 6-30 people, and is a great way of exploring how a group/team currently communicates, and to identify ways for improvement and enhancement.
Whether you are a trainer looking for some new exercises for your workshops, or a manager wanting to explore effective communication with your team, the Farmers communication exercises is a great experiential team activity that will get the whole team involved, and will give you plenty of experiences to review and debrief with your group/team.
These communication exercises are compact, durable and come with full trainer notes/instructions, participant briefs, and a handy tough carry case to keep it all together.
How it works:
- The team building game is a logical problem-solver.
- A set of 30 information cards is distributed among team members.
- Team members need to not only share information effectively, but they must quickly put in place a logical process in order to fill in the blanks and complete the task.
- Clear communication and leadership are essential for success, as many people jump straight into trying to solve the problem ‘their way’, without an agreed way of moving forwards first, or a way of hearing and understanding all of the information available.
- You can also split the team into multiple sub-groups, to add complexity; simulating the distribution of information within organisations and departments.
- This exercise lends itself well to selection & assessment centres, where clear facilitative leadership is required.
Time needed:
30-60 minutes excluding review/debrief
Use the Farmers team building game for the following aims and outcomes:
- Problem-solving and decision-making
- Team-working
- Leadership
- Intra-team communication
- Inter-team communication
- Listening skills
- One-team approach and common goals
- Observation and feedback