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Large group

A game that works with six people often dies with sixteen. These 5 folders are built for the big room: whole-group rounds, split circles past twelve, timed rotations — and a debrief that keeps the noise and delivers the lesson anyway.

Paper Tower Listed Assessment Twenty sheets, one meter of tape, twelve minutes — the tallest tower that survives the book test wins. The build records how the team plans, shares and recovers. Judge cards and a pre/post measure included. 8–20 people 30 min offline print props communication Two Truths and a Lie Listed A 15-minute, 8–20 person icebreaker that rebuilds the classic getting-to-know-you game with two guardrails — public work facts only, eyes-closed voting — so everyone leaves with three checkable facts about every colleague. A spoken boundary rule and a pre/post measure included. 8–20 people 15 min offline + online no props icebreakers Blanket Drop Listed A 10-minute, 8–20 person name-game icebreaker where the blanket drops and the first team to shout the right name wins the round — every name in the room gets learned at a speed introductions cannot match. A spoken safety rule and a pre/post measure included. 8–20 people 10 min offline one blanket icebreakers Silent Lineup Listed Assessment Line up by birthday — no talking, no writing. Leadership without words: who moves first, who makes themselves legible, who unsticks the jam. 8–20 people 10 min offline no props leadership Worst Idea First Listed Assessment Reverse brainstorming: spend five minutes engineering how the project fails, then flip every item into prevention. The awkward things get said inside a game that rewards saying them. 8–20 people 20 min offline + online no props creativity

paper first, optional after

Every folder above prints and runs with markers only — no account, no projector. If you want the same measure as a live form, or answers on the room's big screen, each folder page carries an optional section for it: FormLM builds the online pre/post, QRCard-AI runs the scan-and-display half. Neither is required to use what you downloaded.