Team Superpower Collage

What Is Team Superpower Collage?

Team Superpower Collage is a creative ice breaker game where coworkers get to dream up and share the unique superpowers they'd bring to the team. This activity is all about sparking conversation and building stronger connections among team members.

The goal of the game is for team members to create a visual collage that represents their imagined superpowers. It promotes teamwork and an appreciation of everyone's unique contributions.

Team Superpower Collage Rules

1. Hand out paper, markers, and crafting supplies to everyone.
2. Ask each person to think about a superpower they’d love to have and how it could benefit the team.
3. Give participants 10-15 minutes to create a collage that shows their superpower.
4. Once everyone’s done, get the group back together.
5. Have each person present their collage and explain how their superpower benefits the team.
6. Encourage questions and discussion after each presentation.

Team Superpower Collage Examples

• Telepathy: "I’d choose telepathy to foster better communication and understanding within the team."
• Time Management: "My superpower would be super time management to help us efficiently meet all our deadlines."
• Endless Energy: "I’d have endless energy to always support my coworkers, even during the toughest projects."
• Problem-Solving: "I'd love to have super problem-solving abilities to quickly find solutions for any issues that come up."
• Motivation: "My superpower would be to inspire and motivate the team, keeping everyone enthusiastic and driven towards our goals."

How to Play Team Superpower Collage on Livestorm

1. Ask participants to use the whiteboard or their own drawing supplies to create a visual representation of their superpower.
2. Give 10-15 minutes for participants to work on their collages.
3. Invite participants to share their screens or upload their creations as they present their superpower collages to the group.
4. Use emoji reactions and chat for real-time feedback.
5. This can be a relatively long ice breaker game. If you need to save time, split participants into breakout rooms so smaller groups can present and discuss their collages.