Exer­cis­es, games, and sim­u­la­tions are fun, inter­ac­tive ways to learn new con­cepts. The Bridge Game is a hands-on activ­i­ty that teams or indi­vid­u­als can do in thir­ty min­utes or less. Facil­i­ta­tors can use the Bridge Game to teach the impor­tance of cre­ative think­ing, the impor­tance of under­stand­ing sci­en­tif­ic prin­ci­ples, or just as a fun way to break the ice or start a work­shop or meeting.

The bridge game is a quick, hands-on team activity that we can do with simple materials we can find at home or in most workplaces. Facilitators can use this exercise to teach various concepts such as creative problem solving, out-of-the-box thinking, team dynamics, or the importance of understanding physical and mechanical principles. Learn the three steps for facilitators when getting started with the bridge game.