Divide the team into smaller groups. If your team is small, then the players can play individually. Bocce ball is popular among seniors and is a fun and competitive way to enjoy a picnic. You can beat the competition by rolling more of your balls closer to the target than them. The game is simple, and you will likely find that others of any age will want to play too. 5. Chess For the ultimate relay race, try to mix and match ideas. The first leg could involve a crab race, for instance; the second could be a balloon waddle, and the final leg could be the costume race we mentioned earlier! If you have a time limit set, then the first team to gain the most points before time runs out wins. On the other hand, if you have a set point that players must aim to reach, the first team to get that score wins. 15. Relay Race With all the guests in teams, give each team five plastic cups. You will also need to have a few bags of marshmallows on hand as well as a scavenger hunt list. Each team has a starting point with a table or chair.

The teams do not have to only run in all parts of the relay. You can switch up the relay activities to make the race fun. For instance, Organizing a Field Day for a really large group? You could do a tug-of-war tournament! Instead of dividing into two teams, split into lots of smaller groups, and put each one against the other until you find the ultimate winner. Awarding prizes will make the effort feel worth it!Field days include challenges and engaging activities for a fun experience. From Blind Man’s Volleyball to Wheelbarrow Race, here are some fun field day activities to try. 1. Field Day (Fully Hosted)

To play you will need one burlap bag for each two-person team. The more teams racing, the more fun it is.Egg And Spoon Race is more complicated than it looks. The game requires a high level of focus and balance. You should avoid using raw eggs because you may lose the egg once it falls. Instead, use boiled eggs or painted balls. 8. Water Gun Race Costume races are fast-paced, hilarious, and ideal for both small and large groups. To give them a try, you’ll need: This game couldn’t be simpler. Line everyone up, hand them a hula hoop, and see how long they can spin it around their waist! Whoever can hula for the longest wins. Do several rounds, where winners steadily move toward the “finals.” Whoever wins the final is crowned champion (and gets a prize). Hula Hoop Squeeze These games are examples of outdoor team building ideas, competitive team building activities, and ways to have fun at work with employees and are similar to Office Olympics games.