Desert Survival Group Activityl

Survival of the title group This is the middle of August, you crashed in the desert. You and the other four passengers were not hurt, but the aircraft pilot and co-pilot died and the plane was destroyed. It is 70 miles from the nearest known residential area, 65 miles from the first flight plan. The outside temperature is 130 degrees, you have less water and few terms. This is the case presented to us as a group (Group C). Our job is to sort the terms in the order that seems to be important.

The desert survival scene taught me a way to think reasonably and a way to demonstrate effective interpersonal skills. For a while, we need to be a group to achieve our goal, perhaps to survive. Especially during the discussion, SDI and the desert survival scene are intertwined. In groups. SDI has four colors: red, wheel, blue, greedy. Each color represents motion. Behavior in the deficit is competitive, strong risk taker and confidence, blues trust, usefulness, humility, loyalty, care and support. Environmentally friendly features are cautious, principle, fair and unobtrusive. The hub has a combination of three functions. All four colors have excessive aspects. In the grouped, discussion during the lifetime of the desert, each group has members of these color categories

The situation within the organization was that the plane crashed and everyone was trapped in the desert far away. Provide participants with a list of projects that may help survive and rescue. Depending on the importance and relevance of the project, the members first prioritize and prioritize the project on a case by case basis, then sort by group agreement method. The game takes 20 to 30 minutes, and you need tape / film and rope. Group the groups into groups of 5 to 6 and tie them or bands them so that they can unite. Their goal is to get from point A to point B. They can give a 5 minute strategy before starting the game.

Explanation: Please imagine. An airplane carrying your team crashed in the desert island. Let your team classify each item by importance by using 12 items around the office that you think they are most useful for their survival. Or, first the individual chooses, then discusses the group and brings it to an agreement. The game focuses on establishing communication and negotiation skills. Description: Pass two ropes through the doorway. One foot is 3 feet and the other is 5 feet. This string is a toxic spider's web. The team must pass through the opening between the strings without touching all members. Increase the difficulty by attaching more rope to the door