15 most likely to questions for groups
Nominate someone only if they are happy to take part. Keep choices about playful tasks rather than personal judgements.
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Who would enjoy designing a board game?
Who would choose the music for an imaginary expedition?
Who would name a newly discovered star?
Who would build a model town from cardboard?
Who would enjoy organising a treasure hunt?
Who would invent a new sandwich?
Who would make the best map for an imaginary island?
Who would design a colourful team flag?
Who would enjoy learning a new instrument?
Who would write the opening line of a mystery?
Who would be keen to grow a windowsill garden?
Who would enjoy making a stop-motion film?
Who would choose a puzzle over a race?
Who would volunteer to draw the invitation?
Who would invent a friendly robot?
How to play
Let people nominate themselves first. Accept more than one answer and invite the nominated person to pass. Do not turn the activity into a vote on popularity or ability.
Plan the round and team scores
8 turns × 60 seconds = 8 minutes of play, plus instructions and breaks.
60
These are adjustable house rules. Pause whenever the group needs more time.
Team 1: 0
Team 2: 0