Build 2 Race is an engaging activity where participants design and build their small race cars using provided materials. Once built, they race these cars against each other to see whose design is the fastest. It’s a hands-on activity that encourages creativity, engineering skills, and friendly competition. How? Participants are given materials like cardboard, plastic wheels, and simple tools to construct their race cars. After building, the cars are placed on a track, and races are held to determine the fastest design. The activity can be structured with time limits for building, and races can be conducted in multiple rounds. Why? Fosters creativity by allowing participants to design their race cars. Encourages teamwork and collaboration in building and racing. Teaches problem-solving and engineering skills. Provides a competitive yet fun environment for participants. Inspires learning about physics, design, and trial and error.

Rolling Rumble is a thrilling tabletop game of skill, chance, and strategy. Players roll custom wooden coins across a beautifully crafted board, aiming to land them in high-value channels. With each roll, suspense builds as precision and luck collide—creating moments of laughter, surprise, and friendly rivalry. Why It Works for Corporate Teams: Enhances focus, hand-eye coordination, and tactical thinking Encourages team bonding through shared cheers and challenges Fast-paced, replayable format suits breaks, offsites, or internal contests No learning curve—ideal for mixed groups and walk-in setups Appeals to all ages and departments, from HR to Sales How It Works: Set up the wooden game board on a flat surface. Each participant gets five coins to roll from the launch line. The goal? Land coins in high-scoring channels. The greater the risk, the bigger the reward. Tally scores across rounds, and declare the high scorer—or turn it into a team relay with collective targets. Add more excitement with: Team-based score combos Knockout brackets Time-bound rolling challenges Ready, Set, Roll! – Enquire Now to Add Rolling Rumble to Your Engagement Zone.

Minute to Win It games are perfect for injecting bursts of energy and laughter into an event. They emphasize speed, focus, and the ability to overcome silly challenges against the clock. What: Embrace a series of wacky and exciting Minute to Win It-style challenges! These bite-sized games involve simple props and tasks that must be completed in under a minute. Think stacking cookies, bouncing ping pong balls, or unrolling toilet paper with oven mitts on. Why: Minute to Win It games are perfect for injecting bursts of energy and laughter into an event. They emphasize speed, focus, and the ability to overcome silly challenges against the clock. These games encourage everyone to let loose and have fun. How: Research and choose a series of Minute to Win It games using readily available items. Divide into teams and compete to complete the most challenges within a designated time. Ideas – Paper Boat Contest Perfect Square Magic rope game Marshmallow Challenge Bucket Ball Challenge The Hulk      

It’s time to build a human pyramid! This classic team-building challenge requires strength, balance, and complete trust in teammates to create a multi-level human structure. What? It’s time to build a human pyramid! This classic team-building challenge requires strength, balance, and complete trust in teammates to create a multi-level human structure. Why? Pyramid Building promotes physical coordination, trust, and a sense of accomplishment as teams work together. It emphasizes the importance of everyone working together and relying on each other’s support. How? Designate a safe area with padding. Instruct teams on safe pyramid-building techniques, with spotters in place.  Teams work collaboratively to achieve the tallest freestanding pyramid.

Face painting is when someone uses special makeup to draw pictures or designs on a person’s face. It can turn people into animals, superheroes, princesses, or anything else they can imagine. Face painters use soft brushes and safe paints to create colourful designs that wash off easily with soap and water. This activity is very popular at children’s parties, fairs, and festivals. How? Face painters start by cleaning the skin with a wipe. Then they use brushes or sponges to apply water-based paints to the face. They might use stencils for some designs or paint freehand for others. Good face painters work quickly but carefully, making sure the design looks great and is comfortable for the person wearing it. Why? Encourages creativity and imagination, especially for kids. Transforms participants into characters or themes, adding excitement. Affordable and quick, making it accessible for various events. Offers vibrant, washable designs that ensure hassle-free cleanup. Creates memorable moments and fantastic photo opportunities.

Mocktail Masterchef is a fun, hands-on activity where participants create their own delicious and creative non-alcoholic drinks, or “mocktails.” This engaging competition allows participants to showcase their creativity and teamwork while learning about different flavours and ingredients. How? Participants are divided into teams and provided with various ingredients, such as fruits, juices, herbs, and syrups. They must work together to mix and blend these ingredients to create unique and flavorful mocktails. The drinks are then judged based on taste, presentation, and creativity, with prizes awarded to the best teams.