I feel as if every facilitator is looking for new and lead their group. If you are like me, you have a hard time finding activities that are applicable to your program’s goals. I have compiled a list of my favorite 11 books that are packed full of unique and processing/debriefing activities (in no particular…
Read MoreI just recently returned from a leadership retreat that used a powerful tool for developing anding the strengths of a team. It is called the SrengthsFinder assessment, which correlates with StrengthsFinder 2.0, a book written by Tom Rath. StrengthsQuest was developed by the Gallup Organization as student development and is based on the belief that…
Read MoreI feel as if every facilitator is looking for new and processing/debriefing activities. The Hundredth Monkey: Activities That Inspire Playful Learning by Nate Folan & Friends The Hundredth Monkey is the newest Project Adventure publication, and the first one I would tell you to buy. Back Pocket Adventure by Karl Rohnke and Jim Grout These…
Read MoreNot The Same Name Book is an essential piece of every facilitator’s book collection! This hands-on book is perfect for any group wanting to get to know each other better. Add it to your digital library by clicking the “Add to Cart button below!” Name games are not limited to the ropes course, classroom or birthday…
Read MoreThis week’s activity comes from the recently published Project Adventure book, one of the best activity books I have ever read: The Hundredth Monkey: Activities That Inspire Playful Learning. In my opinion it should be sitting by the desk, bag, or shelf of every facilitator for both quick reference and to develop sound foundational theory…
Read MoreOh, The Places You’ll Go. Dr. Seuss is a certified genius in my opinion. The man was a literary wordsmith…and if you aren’t familiar with Oh, The Places You’ll Go, here is an excellent version of the book… [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQRWeZy-S8Q&w=560&h=315] I think Dr. Seuss was on to something…we all have mountains we want to…
Read MoreI have just finished reading Karl Rohnke’s little known book, On The Edge Games for Youth Ministry, and I loved it! The title may be deceiving, so don’t think these activities are just for Youth Ministry, because this book is packed full of activities perfect for any facilitator, regardless of group type. My favorite activity…
Read MoreExperiential Adventure is very excited to announce that we have written a e-book, Not The Same Name Game Book: Creative Ideas for your Group to Get to Know Each Other Better. Not The Same Name Book is an essential piece of every facilitator’s book collection! This hands-on book is perfect for any group wanting to get…
Read MoreWelcome back! I am so excited, I just finished “The Success Principles” by Jack Canfield! If you have been reading this consistently, you know I have been raving about this book throughout the entire Labor Day Challenge. I literally feel as if this book has altered my outlook on life. Canfield is an extremely successful…
Read MoreHappy Tuesday! Since it is such a great Tuesday, I would like to share with you one of my all-time favorite initiatives that is applicable with all age groups, and is great with groups ranging from 20-30 participants. “Zoom” is my favorite kind of book (a picture book), that challenges the reader through varying perceptions…
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