Feeding the Zircon Gorilla and other team building activities

By Sam Sikes

Book Overview

Feeding the Zircon Gorilla is just one of the 38 innovative team-building activities you2ll find in this collection of experiential activities. All are real-world based and can be used to meet a variety of team-building needs. All activities contain complete instructions for team and facilitator, list of props or equipment, history and objectives of the activity, reproducible game templates. These 38 activities are: Customizable for your teams2 specific needs Original in content or scenario Designed similar to ropes courses, but can be conducted inside or outside Fun, engaging, and proven to get results In addition, Feeding the Zircon Gorilla offers a matrix of recommAnded team sizes to help you select the activity best suited to the size of your team or group. Customizable for your teams2 specific needs Original in content or scenario Designed similar to ropes courses, but can be conducted inside or outside Fun, engaging, and proven to get results

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0964654105
• ISBN13: 9780964654105
• Release Date: June 1995
• Publisher: Learning Unlimited Corporation
• Length: 204 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Age Range: 8 years and up

Customer Reviews

Go, Go, Gorilla!

Feeding the Zircon Gorilla is but one of the most fun teambuilding games included in this book. Sam Sikes rides again as he shares with us more really creative, group, brain teasers! The fun part is - you simply cannot win as an individual, you must work as a team to succeed! The game props can be made with everyday, around the house kind of stuff - nothing else to buy.

Lots of ideas for team building & problem solving activities

This book is a must-have for any trainer. Sam Sikes takes a fun, creative approach to team building and problem solving activities. The activities presented run the gamut of activities from those requiring few props, to high challenge activities for ropes courses. There are activities that are adapatable for children's groups to adults. I have used a number of these activities in team building activities, and participants have always found the activities to be valuable -- and fun!