Are you looking for a bunch of FUN, interactive and easy-to-use activities that appeal to people of all ages?
Could your program benefit from hundreds of fun group activities that don’t need any equipment?
Do you often work with 30, 50 or 100’s of people at one time, and don’t know how to occupy them?
Would you like to learn the secrets of truly excellent group facilitation?
If this sounds like you, this exclusive bundle of two of the most popular activity books is for you.
No Props: Great Games with No Equipment and Count Me In: Large Group Activities That Work are two of the most popular ‘go-to’ activity books for teachers, corporate trainers and group facilitators.
Published by Project Adventure Inc – the world’s biggest publisher of adventure education titles – and written by Mark Collard, one of Australia’s most experienced facilitators, these two books will give you a veritable treasure chest of awesome programming ideas that develop trust, communication and team skills.
Here’s a sneak preview of what you’ll get from these two best-selling group activity publications:
- More than 280 ice-breakers, energisers, get-to-know-you games & team-building activities (each one accompanied with at least one variation) that have been used successfully with groups all over the world;
- Ideal for school curriculum and training programs that aim to develop trust, communication, leadership, co-operation and team skills;
- More than two-thirds of the activities require no equipment whatsoever, and appeal to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities;
- Illustrations accompany almost every activity to help you capture their essence and help you easily ‘see’ the activity to recreate its magic;
- Literally dozens of fun, innovative ways to split your large group into smaller groups;
- Five proven strategies for developing a fun learning environment in which everyone feels safe and supported and fosters surprising levels of participation;
- Really useful and practical tips which will help you become an outstanding group facilitator, and have your group eating out of your hands; and
- Dozens of essential leadership tips for working effectively with large groups that will help you create a fun learning environment & foster surprising participation.
With no fluff, no fillers, No Props offers you just the best ideas, activities and program design advice you need to know, and can apply quickly and easily to your group because you don’t need any equipment to play any of them.
Meanwhile, Count Me In is just the trick to keep 30, 50 or even hundreds of people occupied, having fun and keeping active all at the same time.
Purchase them together and you’ll save big time.
No Props written by Mark Collard, 2005 (220 pages)
Count Me In written by Mark Collard, 2008 (260 pages)
NO PROPS – Great Games with No Equipment
Both of Mark’s books have a ton of activity ideas which will help you achieve the most with the least. Take a look, you’ll be pleased you did.
– Karl Rohnke, author & adventure programmer
It was amazing to put your book into practice – the improvement in my facilitation with groups was really evident.
– Clint, camp leader
Mark has really captured a truck-load of wisdom and placed it into this great resource that should be in every facilitator’s tool-kit.
– Michael, training consultant
Since adding No Props to our library collection, it is always the first book students grab and is by far the most popular.
– Andrew, outdoor recreation lecturer
The program staff went crazy for the No Props books we gave them. Most of them wouldn’t let them out of their sight for the week they were on camp.
– Ang, community development officer
I now have so many games up my sleeve, I can whip them out at any time. Thank you.
– Pat, outdoor educator
I love your book. I have had endless, glowing feedback from my colleagues regarding the ice-breakers and warm-up activities I’ve used.
– Barb, teacher
COUNT ME IN – Large Group Games That Work
Incorporating Mark’s activities into the beginning of my classes has been fun, and developed strong bonds and a deep respect for our differences in the classroom.
-Rebecca, teacher
Thank you for writing a book that has been an inspiration to me trying to engage some very negative and entrenched behaviours.
– Peter, corporate trainer
The activities invite everybody to participate at their own level, without feeling foolish, even if you do something ‘wrong.’
– Paul, camp leader
Tons of brilliant activities. Another great tool to have in my kit-bag. Couldn’t be happier.
– Brad, corporate trainer
Count Me In is a MUST have book for anyone wanting to create a positive atmosphere in the classroom.
– Heath, teacher
