2025 Corporate Team Building activity singapore Event Organiser

Participants will be given an envelope which contains the clues. Based on the clues, they will have to find the specific landmark and take a group selfie with it. Every team member must be clearly seen in the selfie.

Choose between 8 and 10 people to get inside the bulldozer tracks and finish the race together without stopping to and from. Co-ordination wins the day here and it’s not always the fastest team that win.

The objective of the game is to pass a water balloon to the end of the line. All participants will be paired up and will be standing in one straight line. Each pair will be standing a few metres apart from the next pair and will be holding a trash bag-- which will be the only thing that the water balloon can come into contact with. To pass the water balloon, each pair would have to hold the trash bag together and throw the water balloon to the next pair.

The objective of the game is to help each team member to pass through the gaps without making contact with the rope in the process. Also, once a member has passed through the gap, that gap gets shut and cannot be used again. The team will win if they passed through the gaps without making any contact with the rope.

All members are to stand in a line facing the front. The first person will be given powder, that is to be held with their palms. Going over their head, they have to pour the powder behind them, for the next person to collect with their palms, without looking backwards. The last person in line will hold a cup to collect the powder. Repeat until the cup is filled.

Each puzzle consists of a 9x9 grid containing given clues in various places. The object is to fill all empty squares so that the numbers 1 to 9 appear exactly once in each row, column and 3x3 box.

One player soaks the sponge in the bucket, then brisk walk to a marked spot to squeeze out the water into a container. The player then passes the sponge to the next teammate. The team with the most water in their container in the end wins.

Each player will close their eyes with blind fold The first player starts with a bucket full of water. Each player must pass the water to the next person in line, by pouring the water to their bucket trying to avoid spills. Repeat until the last team member in line. The team with more water is the winner.

One Person will be sitting under the pail, the other person will be throwing the ball at the target from a certain distance. The objective of the game is to hit the target with the ball. If the player successfully hits the target, the tank mechanism releases, and the pail will splash water on the person sitting under it

Teams are divided into two equal groups, each holding one end of a sturdy rope. The aim is for each team to pull the opposing team across a designated centre line using strength, strategy, and teamwork. The first team to succeed in pulling their opponents over the line wins the round. It’s a great way to energise participants and build camaraderie at any event!

Teams are provided with materials like cardboard, tape, and string to construct a bridge capable of supporting a small object or toy car. Each team must work together to design, build, and test their bridge within a set time limit. The team with the most stable and creative bridge wins!

Teams compete in a series of short, light-hearted challenges, such as relay races, sack races, and obstacle courses. Each challenge is designed to test different skills like speed, agility, and cooperation. Points are awarded for each event, and the team with the highest score at the end of the "Olympics" is crowned the winner.

Teams are guided through a brief introduction to drone operation, then tasked with completing fun challenges like navigating obstacle courses and landing the drone on challenging surfaces.

Teams collaborate to create separate parts of a larger painting. Each group works on their own section, but they must communicate with neighbouring teams to ensure consistency and flow. The final result is a vibrant representation of teamwork. The painting could depict company values or even something abstract and fun, like a colourful cityscape.

In the Domino Effect Challenge, teams must work together to create an intricate series of domino setups, where each section represents their role in a larger project. Using creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration, each team will design a unique domino sequence with various obstacles and triggers. After building their individual setups, teams must align their domino chains to connect with others, creating one massive, continuous line.

Teams or individuals compete by answering a series of questions related to the company’s founding, key milestones, leadership, and strategic direction or just general knowledge.

Players are divided into teams. One player from a team draws a card with a word or phrase. The player then acts out the word or phrase using only gestures—no speaking or sounds allowed. Their teammates try to guess the correct answer based on the actions. Teams take turns, and points are awarded for each correct guess. The team with the most points at the end wins!

In this version, players are blindfolded and must rely on verbal instructions from their teammates to navigate the course and putt the ball into the hole.

Teams of two must race against other pairs while their legs are tied together, making it necessary to synchronise their movements to run as one.

Both teams are each given a plate of flour covered candies. Team members from both teams are to pick up one candy at a time using only their mouth—no hands allowed. After retrieving a candy, the player must carefully drop it into a designated “Candies Bucket”. The team that collects the most candies in the shortest amount of time wins. Expect flour-covered faces, lots of laughter, and a great competitive spirit!