subject: Have Fun At Work With Great Games And Printable Activities For A Corporate Party [print this page] Planning a Corporate party should begin with exciting Corporate Party Games and Printable Activities for all the guests. More often than not a Corporate party will be held at an area large enough to accommodate a large number of people. All in all, the location of the party should add a great deal to the event. Some great games for a Corporate party are Sack Races, Bean Bag Tosses and Relay Races. These games along with an assortment of printable activities, will add a great deal to the party. Additionally, many of the guests at a Corporate party will enjoy the opportunity to plan printable activities for the party. That is why the host should plan a full schedule of games and printable activities. Some other great games for a Corporate party include, Desert Island, Musical Chairs and Ring Toss. These Corporate party games are all designed to be interactive, and are sure to bring a lot of laughter to the party; therefore creating a great party environment.
These entertaining Corporate party games and printable activities such as Corporate party word searches, Corporate party word scrambles and Corporate party crossword puzzles will make a Corporate party very distinctive and quite entertaining. Most people will find that playing Corporate party games will have everyone involved in the party. Another great game for a Corporate party is Desert Island. This game is designed very similar to the survivor.Desert Island, Corporate Style is played by putting the guests in two groups. After the guests are placed in teams of two they are given a large sheet of bulletin board paper to stand on without falling off.
The paper represents a dessert island, and for their own survival they cannot step off the island. They are then told if they step off the paper they fall in the ocean and drown therefore they must stay on that paper at all costs. However, after the first round (everyone standing on their sheet of paper in groups of twos) the paper is then folded in two and then they stand again. If anyone stumbles off the island their team is out; then the game continues by folding the paper in half repeatedly until only one group is left on their island; this group is declared the winner of the game.
