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Memory Card Game
Team values memory game to reinforce positive group traits.
- Familiar concept
- Promotes collaboration
- Sharpens memory skills
- Sparks powerful conversations
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Team Values Memory Game
This problem-solving exercise transforms a classic matching activity into a powerful tool for exploring important group values. Memory Card Game creates meaningful discussions as players identify and remember words like trust, communication and respect as part of this team values memory game. Using a collaborative approach, groups are encouraged to think strategically while discussing essential cultural norms.
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Original post April 2016, last updated September 2025.
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I used this activity recently. The one change I made was that I had the groups come up with their own 12 values and write them on the cards. A lot less prep for me (I had a group of 100 split into 10 groups) and more meaningful to them. It took a bit longer but it worked pretty well. Thank you!