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The image shows a collection of office-themed games and activities designed for team-building or fun in an office setting. Each game has its own rules and objectives, and they are meant to be interactive and engaging. Below is an explanation of each game and how to solve or play them:
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- Objective: Guess the word or phrase that someone else will use to fill in the blanks.
- How to Play:
- One person is chosen as the "answer key."
- They secretly decide on words or phrases to fill in the blanks.
- Other participants guess what the answer key person will write.
- The person with the most correct guesses wins.
#### Example:
- If the blank is "work ______," the answer key might choose "from home." Participants guess what the answer key will write.
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- Objective: Write down an office supply that starts with each letter of the alphabet. The person with the most supplies wins.
- How to Play:
- Fill in each letter with an office supply item that starts with that letter.
- Examples:
- A: Agenda
- B: Binder
- C: Calculator
- D: Desk
- E: Eraser
- F: File folder
- G: Glue
- H: Highlighter
- I: Ink
- J: Journal
- K: Keyboard
- L: Laptop
- M: Mouse
- N: Notebook
- O: Organizer
- P: Pen
- Q: Quill pen
- R: Ruler
- S: Stapler
- T: Tape
- U: USB drive
- V: Vinyl tape
- W: Whiteboard marker
- X: X-Acto knife
- Y: Yellow highlighter
- Z: Ziploc bag
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- Objective: Find coworkers who fit specific descriptions and write their names next to each description. The first person to complete the list wins.
- How to Play:
- Ask coworkers if they fit the descriptions (e.g., "Is a night owl," "Wears glasses").
- Write their names next to the corresponding descriptions.
- First person to complete the list wins.
#### Example Descriptions:
- Goes by a nickname
- Is a night owl
- Wears glasses
- Knows a magic trick
- Is left-handed
- Has traveled to Europe
- Has been married 10+ years
- Plays an instrument
- Speaks a second language
- Is vegetarian or vegan
- Has a tattoo
- Likes tea more than coffee
- Has a side hustle
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- Objective: Unscramble a list of office-related words. The first person to correctly unscramble all the words wins.
- How to Play:
- Rearrange the letters to form office-related words.
- Examples:
- `crlaokwp` → clawpaper
- `latpesr` → pastrel
- `dpheilsra` → sharpener
- `syriattneo` → notaryies
- `dobra ormo` → moderobo
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- Objective: Answer questions about personal experiences related to work. Share answers to learn something new about coworkers.
- How to Play:
- For each statement, mark whether you have "Ever" or "Never" done it.
- Examples:
- Forgotten a coworker's name
- Brought your pet to work
- Pulled an all-nighter
- Pretended to be on the phone
- Fallen asleep in public
- Lied in a job interview
- Had a crush on a client
- Worked at a fast food restaurant
- Googled yourself
- Eaten someone else's lunch
- Lied about your age
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- Objective: Guess which coworker is most likely to do certain things. Compare answers to see how well you know each other.
- How to Play:
- For each statement, write the name of the coworker you think is most likely to do it.
- Examples:
- Give an epic speech
- Not answer an email
- Be late to work
- Fall asleep at their desk
- Walk off with their pen
- Shop online at work
- Go to the gym during lunch
- Return a phone call with a text
- Have a side hustle
- Quit to travel the world
- Call in sick
- Make everyone laugh
- Become a multi-millionaire
- Win the lottery and quit
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- Objective: Fill in the blanks with words that begin with each letter of the word "WORK." The person with the most words filled in wins.
- How to Play:
- Use the letters W, O, R, K to start words related to the office.
- Examples:
- W: Water bottle
- O: Office chair
- R: Remote control
- K: Keyboard
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- Objective: Search through your phone to find items matching the list. Earn points based on the criteria provided.
- How to Play:
- Look through your phone for items like contacts, apps, photos, etc.
- Earn points based on the criteria given (e.g., more than 50 contacts = 1 point, less than 20% battery = 5 points).
- Total up your points to see who has the highest score.
#### Example Criteria:
- More than 50 contacts (1 point)
- Alarm set before 8 AM (5 points)
- LinkedIn app (5 points)
- Photo with a coworker (1 point)
- Less than 20% battery (5 points)
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- Objective: Pick your preference between two options and defend your choice.
- How to Play:
- Choose one option from each pair and explain why.
- Examples:
- Work from home OR Work in office
- Give up deodorant OR Give up toothpaste
- Lose your keys OR Lose your phone
- Be able to read minds OR Be able to predict the future
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- Objective: Fill in blanks about the boss to test how well you know them. The person with the most correct answers wins.
- How to Play:
- Answer questions about the boss, such as their birthday, middle name, favorite drink, etc.
- Examples:
- Birthday
- Middle name
- Grew up in
- Favorite drink
- Favorite sports team
- Previous job
- Number of years here
- Morning arrival time
- Nickname
- Favorite phrase
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- Objective: Guess the most popular answers to survey questions. The person with the highest score wins.
- How to Play:
- Answer survey questions about random people's preferences (e.g., reasons for being late to work, perks of working from home).
- Examples:
- Name a reason you might be late to work
- Name the perks of working from home
- Name a food you would be excited to find in the breakroom
- Name an email faux pas
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- Objective: Collect items from a list within a set time. The person or team with the most items wins.
- How to Play:
- Find and collect items from the list, either individually or in teams.
- Examples:
- A newspaper
- Scissors
- A yellow highlighter
- A ruler
- A business card
- Fruit
- A lunch bag
- A candle
- A driver's license
- A water bottle
- Sticky notes
- A calculator
- A pair of sunglasses
- A piece of candy
- The company logo
- Coins
- A black pen
- A picture frame
- Rubber bands
- A stapler
- A key
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Each game is designed to be fun, interactive, and tailored to an office environment. They encourage teamwork, creativity, and getting to know coworkers better. Feel free to adapt the games to suit your group's preferences!
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1. Mind Match (Office Edition)
- Objective: Guess the word or phrase that someone else will use to fill in the blanks.
- How to Play:
- One person is chosen as the "answer key."
- They secretly decide on words or phrases to fill in the blanks.
- Other participants guess what the answer key person will write.
- The person with the most correct guesses wins.
#### Example:
- If the blank is "work ______," the answer key might choose "from home." Participants guess what the answer key will write.
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2. Office Supplies A to Z
- Objective: Write down an office supply that starts with each letter of the alphabet. The person with the most supplies wins.
- How to Play:
- Fill in each letter with an office supply item that starts with that letter.
- Examples:
- A: Agenda
- B: Binder
- C: Calculator
- D: Desk
- E: Eraser
- F: File folder
- G: Glue
- H: Highlighter
- I: Ink
- J: Journal
- K: Keyboard
- L: Laptop
- M: Mouse
- N: Notebook
- O: Organizer
- P: Pen
- Q: Quill pen
- R: Ruler
- S: Stapler
- T: Tape
- U: USB drive
- V: Vinyl tape
- W: Whiteboard marker
- X: X-Acto knife
- Y: Yellow highlighter
- Z: Ziploc bag
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3. Find Someone Who...
- Objective: Find coworkers who fit specific descriptions and write their names next to each description. The first person to complete the list wins.
- How to Play:
- Ask coworkers if they fit the descriptions (e.g., "Is a night owl," "Wears glasses").
- Write their names next to the corresponding descriptions.
- First person to complete the list wins.
#### Example Descriptions:
- Goes by a nickname
- Is a night owl
- Wears glasses
- Knows a magic trick
- Is left-handed
- Has traveled to Europe
- Has been married 10+ years
- Plays an instrument
- Speaks a second language
- Is vegetarian or vegan
- Has a tattoo
- Likes tea more than coffee
- Has a side hustle
---
4. Word Scramble (Office Edition)
- Objective: Unscramble a list of office-related words. The first person to correctly unscramble all the words wins.
- How to Play:
- Rearrange the letters to form office-related words.
- Examples:
- `crlaokwp` → clawpaper
- `latpesr` → pastrel
- `dpheilsra` → sharpener
- `syriattneo` → notaryies
- `dobra ormo` → moderobo
---
5. Ever or Never (Office Edition)
- Objective: Answer questions about personal experiences related to work. Share answers to learn something new about coworkers.
- How to Play:
- For each statement, mark whether you have "Ever" or "Never" done it.
- Examples:
- Forgotten a coworker's name
- Brought your pet to work
- Pulled an all-nighter
- Pretended to be on the phone
- Fallen asleep in public
- Lied in a job interview
- Had a crush on a client
- Worked at a fast food restaurant
- Googled yourself
- Eaten someone else's lunch
- Lied about your age
---
6. Most Likely To...
- Objective: Guess which coworker is most likely to do certain things. Compare answers to see how well you know each other.
- How to Play:
- For each statement, write the name of the coworker you think is most likely to do it.
- Examples:
- Give an epic speech
- Not answer an email
- Be late to work
- Fall asleep at their desk
- Walk off with their pen
- Shop online at work
- Go to the gym during lunch
- Return a phone call with a text
- Have a side hustle
- Quit to travel the world
- Call in sick
- Make everyone laugh
- Become a multi-millionaire
- Win the lottery and quit
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7. Office Scattergories
- Objective: Fill in the blanks with words that begin with each letter of the word "WORK." The person with the most words filled in wins.
- How to Play:
- Use the letters W, O, R, K to start words related to the office.
- Examples:
- W: Water bottle
- O: Office chair
- R: Remote control
- K: Keyboard
---
8. What's on Your Phone
- Objective: Search through your phone to find items matching the list. Earn points based on the criteria provided.
- How to Play:
- Look through your phone for items like contacts, apps, photos, etc.
- Earn points based on the criteria given (e.g., more than 50 contacts = 1 point, less than 20% battery = 5 points).
- Total up your points to see who has the highest score.
#### Example Criteria:
- More than 50 contacts (1 point)
- Alarm set before 8 AM (5 points)
- LinkedIn app (5 points)
- Photo with a coworker (1 point)
- Less than 20% battery (5 points)
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9. Would You Rather
- Objective: Pick your preference between two options and defend your choice.
- How to Play:
- Choose one option from each pair and explain why.
- Examples:
- Work from home OR Work in office
- Give up deodorant OR Give up toothpaste
- Lose your keys OR Lose your phone
- Be able to read minds OR Be able to predict the future
---
10. Who Knows the Boss Best
- Objective: Fill in blanks about the boss to test how well you know them. The person with the most correct answers wins.
- How to Play:
- Answer questions about the boss, such as their birthday, middle name, favorite drink, etc.
- Examples:
- Birthday
- Middle name
- Grew up in
- Favorite drink
- Favorite sports team
- Previous job
- Number of years here
- Morning arrival time
- Nickname
- Favorite phrase
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11. Family Feud (Office Edition)
- Objective: Guess the most popular answers to survey questions. The person with the highest score wins.
- How to Play:
- Answer survey questions about random people's preferences (e.g., reasons for being late to work, perks of working from home).
- Examples:
- Name a reason you might be late to work
- Name the perks of working from home
- Name a food you would be excited to find in the breakroom
- Name an email faux pas
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12. Office Scavenger Hunt
- Objective: Collect items from a list within a set time. The person or team with the most items wins.
- How to Play:
- Find and collect items from the list, either individually or in teams.
- Examples:
- A newspaper
- Scissors
- A yellow highlighter
- A ruler
- A business card
- Fruit
- A lunch bag
- A candle
- A driver's license
- A water bottle
- Sticky notes
- A calculator
- A pair of sunglasses
- A piece of candy
- The company logo
- Coins
- A black pen
- A picture frame
- Rubber bands
- A stapler
- A key
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Summary
Each game is designed to be fun, interactive, and tailored to an office environment. They encourage teamwork, creativity, and getting to know coworkers better. Feel free to adapt the games to suit your group's preferences!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable office games.
