Unleash creativity, foster collaboration, and build trust one brick at a time
Looking to shake up your workshop? The Brick Master Story Game is the perfect activity for adding both fun and insights into your event.
Using a mix of storytelling and brick building, highlight the topic your team needs to focus on including: team building, leadership, creative thinking, trust, communication styles, alignment, and so much more.
One deck of cards opens up endless conversations. Plus, it’s ridiculously fun to play! Ready to get your creativity flowing? Let’s play
Players draw cards representing People, Places, Props, Perspective, Perils and Plot Twist!
The challenge? Develop a captivating story and illustrate a scene using LEGO® models. After a whirlwind of creativity, teams share their stories and reflect on their process to uncover insights about teamwork and leadership.
Debrief the game drawing on the purpose for the event. E.g. Communication skills, Team Building, Creative thinking, working to a set of guidelines, Leadership, Joining the dots etc. Here's some examples:
Leadership Development: What leadership qualities emerged, and how did they influence the team? What leadership lessons can be applied in the future?
Team Building: How well did the group collaborate to achieve goals? Were individual strengths utilized effectively?
Communication Skills: What barriers to communication arose, and how were they addressed? How did active listening affect the team’s performance?
Creative Thinking: How did the group approach generating ideas or solving problems? How did constraints challenge or inspire creativity?
“I am an experienced professor and… I have never seen a group so engaged…which included a group that did some singing of their story… :-) I can see how the Brick Master Story Game could be used in a creativity workshop as well as a tool for use with design thinking work. It was very interesting to see how each table organized (or not) their story development and I took note of that. Great product and thanks for creating it.” Patrick Quinlan – Professor
Unleash creativity, foster collaboration, and build trust one brick at a time
Looking to shake up your workshop? The Brick Master Story Game is the perfect activity for adding both fun and insights into your event.
Using a mix of storytelling and brick building, highlight the topic your team needs to focus on including: team building, leadership, creative thinking, trust, communication styles, alignment, and so much more.
One deck of cards opens up endless conversations. Plus, it’s ridiculously fun to play! Ready to get your creativity flowing? Let’s play
Players draw cards representing People, Places, Props, Perspective, Perils and Plot Twist!
The challenge? Develop a captivating story and illustrate a scene using LEGO® models. After a whirlwind of creativity, teams share their stories and reflect on their process to uncover insights about teamwork and leadership.
Debrief the game drawing on the purpose for the event. E.g. Communication skills, Team Building, Creative thinking, working to a set of guidelines, Leadership, Joining the dots etc. Here's some examples:
Leadership Development: What leadership qualities emerged, and how did they influence the team? What leadership lessons can be applied in the future?
Team Building: How well did the group collaborate to achieve goals? Were individual strengths utilized effectively?
Communication Skills: What barriers to communication arose, and how were they addressed? How did active listening affect the team’s performance?
Creative Thinking: How did the group approach generating ideas or solving problems? How did constraints challenge or inspire creativity?
“I am an experienced professor and… I have never seen a group so engaged…which included a group that did some singing of their story… :-) I can see how the Brick Master Story Game could be used in a creativity workshop as well as a tool for use with design thinking work. It was very interesting to see how each table organized (or not) their story development and I took note of that. Great product and thanks for creating it.” Patrick Quinlan – Professor
