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Each team will need three milk crates, <P>
two short planks of wood that won’t snap with lots of people o­n them and some objects that are difficult to carry. <P>
Mark a start and finish line in the room and o­n go the teams using o­nly the given equipment have to get themselves and all the equipment to the finish line in the fastest possible time. <P>
No o­ne must touch the floor or any of the objects to be carried if this happens make them start again or give a time penalty. <P>
Watch to see who naturally takes control.

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In the centre of the room fix balloons high above the heads of the young people. <P>
Give each team three news papers, a roll of sticky tape and a drawing pin.  <P>
On the given word the teams have five minutes to devise a way of bursting the balloons using o­nly the given equipment. <P>
No o­nes feet must leave the floor in the process. <P>
The winner is the team that can burst the most balloons in one minute.

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The brief:

In the given time (30 mins minimum) the teams have to construct the tallest free standing balloon tower they can. <P>

The balloons can be taped together but cannot be taped to the floor. Points will be awarded for artistic design.  <P>

This works really well when there are several teams attempting it at the same time.  <P>

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For this you will need a remote control car (I got a good o­ne for under £10) <P>

Six dustpans, <P>

about 15-20 tennis balls or coloured plastic balls, masking tape and a stopwatch. <P>

Set up: <P>

Using the tape mark out a rectangle about 2.4 x 3.4m and place the dustpans in each corner and two in the middle so that it resembles a pool table.  <P>

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