Queen of De Nile: Fun Games for Team Meetings

Click For Summary

Discussion Overview

The thread focuses on sharing ideas for fun games to incorporate into team meetings among Pampered Chef consultants. Participants discuss various game formats and activities that could enhance engagement during these meetings.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, seeks fun game ideas for a motivational meeting, mentioning a desire to make it enjoyable.
  • Another participant shares an idea involving food choppers as a "buzzing" game for answering questions about new products and policies, highlighting its fun aspect.
  • Several users express enthusiasm for the food chopper game and suggest it could be adapted for various training topics.
  • One participant mentions considering a new product quiz, although they feel it may not be as engaging as the Family Feud game.
  • Another participant suggests using a word search or crossword puzzle as an additional game option.
  • One participant describes a game inspired by a Top Chef challenge, where team members identify products, noting that this could help improve product knowledge among their team.
  • Several participants express appreciation for the ideas shared, indicating a collaborative atmosphere.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on which game ideas are the most engaging, with no clear consensus on a single preferred activity.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas based on their own team dynamics and challenges, particularly around product knowledge and engagement during meetings.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to enhance team meetings and foster engagement may find these game ideas beneficial.

baychef
Silver Member
Messages
2,833
I am the Queen of De Nilehttp://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w169/baychef_album/thprincess.gif...I put the PRO in procrastinator!!! I want to make our monthly motivational meeting fun tomorrow night. I have searched many yahoo groups and this site and have found nothing!

I was wondering if anyone had a fun game like jepardy or family feud or anything that you remember doing at your team meetings that was fun. Thank you in advance! Even if you are reading this after Sunday, Aug. 5th I would love to hear your ideas for future meetings.

My team is an 8 hour drive from here and there are no other directors near by (I am working on promoting directors ,however!!) Before I was a director, I held team meetings when I was an FD so I am sure I am not alone in needing some ideas!
 
I've been to meetings where 2 food choppers are used for a team "bell". Questions are made regarding the new products, new policies, or whatever. Group is broken into 2 groups and form a line. Put choppers on a table, have a scorekeeper, have a person read the questions. The person at the front of each group's line is responsible for the answer; first group to "buzz" (press down hard on the chopper) gets a point. Prizes to each member of the group who has the winning point total. Prize could be something as simple as a PC pen, a few catalogs each, etc. or even a ticket to a single prize later in the evening. This idea is really fun for a new product launch but could easily be incorporated for a booking or recruiting training, or other element such as advertising. Use the printable polices plus common training materials and current/upcoming specials to make the questions. People really get into the "buzzing" the chopper......
 
  • Thread starter
  • #3
Love that idea and thanks, Beth. I may have just enough time to pull that together. I did get a new product quiz that I am going to do also. It doesn't sound like as much fun as the Family Feud thing, however!
 

Attachments

How about a word searce or crossword puzzle. I believe you can make both from this site.

http://www.puzzlemaker.com/
 
  • Thread starter
  • #5
Thanks! That is a great idea too!
 
I was watching Top Chef yesterday and in the quickfire challenge they gave me an idea of a game to play that I will do next Tuesday at our TEAM Training. One issue I have with my TEAM is that they DO NOT know the names of the products! I drives me ABSOLUTELY crazy and it effects their credibility in front of their hosts and guests.

So what they did on Top Chef was to have each chef come up and taste or look at an item and identify it. Their first answer was the one they had to go with. If they didn't get it right, they were out. They kept going in rounds until there was a winner. I am going to do this with the new products! The winner will get something from me... not sure yet what it will be though. :)
 
baychef said:
Love that idea and thanks, Beth. I may have just enough time to pull that together. I did get a new product quiz that I am going to do also. It doesn't sound like as much fun as the Family Feud thing, however!

Thanks, Ann! I will use this tonight at my meeting :p
 
I like the quiz.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Queen of De Nile: Fun Games for Team Meetings"?

"Queen of De Nile: Fun Games for Team Meetings" is a resource designed for direct sales teams, particularly those in the Pampered Chef community. It includes a variety of engaging games and activities that can be used during team meetings to foster camaraderie, boost morale, and enhance team dynamics.

How can these games benefit my team meetings?

The games included in "Queen of De Nile" are aimed at making team meetings more interactive and enjoyable. They can help break the ice, encourage participation, and strengthen relationships among team members, ultimately leading to a more motivated and cohesive team.

Are the games suitable for all team sizes?

Yes, the games are designed to be flexible and can be adapted for various team sizes. Whether you have a small team or a larger group, you can modify the activities to ensure everyone can participate and enjoy the experience.

Do I need any special materials to play the games?

Most of the games in "Queen of De Nile" require minimal materials, many of which you may already have on hand. The resource provides a list of necessary items for each game, making it easy to prepare for your team meeting.

Can these games be used in virtual team meetings?

Absolutely! Many of the games can be easily adapted for virtual meetings. The resource includes suggestions for how to modify the activities for online platforms, ensuring that remote team members can also join in on the fun.

Similar Pampered Chef Threads

  • Sheila
  • Recruiting and Team Leaders
Replies
13
Views
6K
StacieB
  • DebPC
  • Business, Marketing and Customer Service
Replies
2
Views
4K
Windy City Pampered Chef
  • cookn' katie
  • Business, Marketing and Customer Service
Replies
2
Views
3K
Admin Greg
Back
Top