Hello community! I have recently been contracted to support a K-12 Adventure Dept develop a staff training for Team Building Facilitation. The objective is to strengthen the current staff's approach to sequencing and using the experiential learning model while running programs, as opposed to playing games and breezing through a debrief. Before I begin this project, I was curious if there was already a Team Building 101 of sorts already out there that had a non-overwhelming guide for first-time team building facilitators. Any support or direction to resources is much appreciated!

I'm in Vietnam at the moment, and am now preparing to move into training and certifying educators, trainers and facilitators in LEGO® Serious Play® methods. It wasn't what I planned on doing when I arrived, but due to a turn of events, I'm in the midst of preparing for this, and there seems to be a lot of interest. I'm bringing a master trainer in from Australia, who is training me to be a trainer of facilitators. If there is anyone in South East Asia who would like to come and join myself and Michael Fearne in this adventure, reach out. I'll be posting some videos introducing the method on LinkedIn over the next couple of weeks. Some details about the training is here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/betterworks-asia_come-join-us-for-the-lego-serious-play-certification-activity-7194641423734906881-mPyR?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop