Quick answer
Five-minute team activities for meeting starts: one-question check-ins, micro-games, and quick rituals that warm up collaboration without eating the meeting.
Check-in questions
One-word mood; what energizes you this week; weekend highlight; what are you looking forward to; coffee or tea today.
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Micro-games
Rapid rock-paper-scissors tournament; 60-second drawing guess; ‘name three things’ categories; show-and-tell one object on your desk.
Quick rituals
Wins of the week; one appreciation per person rotated; pet/child/plant cameo.
The rule
5 minutes max, voluntary, rotating facilitator — meeting starters, not meetings.
Bottom line
Five-minute team activities for meeting starts: one-question check-ins, micro-games, and quick rituals that warm up collaboration without eating the meeting.
FAQ
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