Super-hero Snap

Energiser / Warm up, Fun, Get-to-know

Group assessment, Intragroup openness, Team – building, Team – work

Appreciation, Creativity / create, Self-reflection

Up to 15 min, Up to 30 min

6-15 persons, 16 – 30 persons, More than 30 persons

Beginner

Safe

Introduction

Encourage creative thinking, expressive drawing and teamwork with this simple but effective energizer activity.

Necessary tools (what you need)

  • Pick an online whiteboard tool that allows using large, zooming able canvas.
  • Drawing materials (pencil, paper), or digital drawing technology.

Steps

  1. Begin this activity by asking each participant to decide on, and give a name to the uniquesuperpower that they bring to the team (without telling anyone else). For example, they could identify as a super-speaker, a hero-helper or a wonder-writer. Now ask them to draw themselves as a superhero (do not forget their mask and cape!) acting out their specific skill.
  2. Next, everyone should submit their drawing and the name of their super-skill to the facilitator.
  3. The facilitator organizes the superhero names, the name of each attendee, and the pictures onto an online whiteboard tool, and asks the participants to work together to match the drawing to the super-skill, and decide who’s is in the picture. The objective is to match each drawing to the correct artist, and to the correct skill.
  4. Once the task is over, ask the participants whether they would have chosen these skills for each other, or whether they would suggest alternative skills instead. Encourage the team to focus on the specific strengths they bring to the organization, and how each person’s unique skill complement each other and results in a successful team

Tips & Tricks

  • Ask everyone to use an online drawing program (e.g MS Paint) to see how skilled these artists really are!

The exercise is successfully completed when? Conclusion?

At the end of this activity, the team will feel a greater sense of cohesion and be more self-aware of the strengths their colleagues and themselves bring to their team.

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