2. Presentation Companion Slide Pack The slides in this file were specifically designed to be used with the Presentation Companion Add-In. Training-Games.com Copyright © 2014 Training Games, Inc.

3. String a Ring - Energizer Instructions You’ll notice I have arranged the chairs in one large circle in the room. Note the ring on the loop of string. I’ll ask one person to stand in the middle of the circle. The others will hold the loop of string. The person in the middle must now close their eyes for a second. Now open your eyes and guess who is holding the ring by their facial gestures, body language, etc. Our game progresses as the participants in the circle slide the ring between them covered by their hands so that the person in the middle can’t find it. If the person in the middle guesses correctly, then they change places with the person who had the ring. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

4. It’s My Life - Energizer Instructions Take turns selecting a point from the list below and discuss your experience/s surrounding the scenario; then choose the next person to go. 1.A difficult situation I managed to turn around. 2.A success I achieved with a creative solution. 3.A relationship that was broken and I fixed. 4.A situation I made turn out really well. 5.A moment when I came to a big realization. 6.A objection that I was able to overcome. 7.An ingenious solution I provided. 8.Something that changed my life. 9.A mistake I made and learned from. 10.A huge challenge I overcame. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. 30 Seconds

5. Memory Tester - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I am going to ask the class to remember a string of numbers. I will read out the numbers clearly with a two second interval between each one to give you a chance to remember the string. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

6. Make a Fist - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I would like to ask for two volunteers to come out to the front of the group. I want to ask one of the volunteers to make a fist. Now I want the other volunteer to open it. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

7. Memo List - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I am going to read a list out to you but you’re not allowed to write anything down. Just listen to the list carefully. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. 60 Seconds Now you’ll have one minute to write down as many of the words you can remember as possible.

8. Interpretation - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I am about to call out a series of well- known phrases. I’ll ask each of you to write down your interpretation of what the phrase means to you. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

9. Head Catch! - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: We’re about to play a game, so I’ll ask everyone to stand in a circle with one volunteer in the middle (the caller). The caller will throw the ball to each person in the circle. If the caller shouts ‘catch’ the person receiving the ball has to head the ball back. If the caller shouts ‘head’ the person receiving the ball has to catch the ball. If a person catches the ball when they should have headed or vice versa, they are out. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

10. Good Instructions - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I want to ask for a two volunteers to come up to the front of the room. Now I want to ask one of my volunteers to wait outside the room until I call you in. Now, I want you, my second volunteer, to describe your favorite board game (i.e. Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit, etc. or alternatively, your favorite game show, i.e. Deal or No Deal, Who Wants to be a Millionaire etc.) …to our waiting volunteer as well as exactly how the game is played. You can’t say the game name and PLEASE, no audience help. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

11. Fold Up - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: In front of you you’ll find a piece of paper. I want to ask each of you to pick up the piece of paper, and follow my instructions. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. But before I begin with my instructions, I want to ask each of you to close your eyes, and don’t open them until I say to.

12. I Can Fly in the Balloon - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I want to ask everyone to sit in a circle. We will be playing a game called, ‘I can fly in the balloon'. As we play I want each of you to try to figure out exactly what is going on. I’ll begin the game by stating I can fly in the balloon because I am ….. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

13. Drawing Conclusions - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: To begin, I want to ask each of you to find a partner. Now while one person holds a pen in their hand and does not move it, the other person must move the paper around under the pen to try to write a word or draw a picture. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

14. Cross the Line - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: To begin, I want to ask each of you to find a partner and face each other standing on opposite sides of the marked line about an arm’s length apart. When I say ‘GO’ you’ll have 30 seconds to persuade your partner to cross to your side of the line. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. 30 Seconds

15. Clothes Line - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: Please form into two teams. Each team has been given a blindfold and a large envelope containing all the materials needed for this exercise. Now please select someone to be blindfolded from your team and blindfold them. Now open your envelopes containing all you’ll need including instructions for this exercise. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

16. Bunch of Squares - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: Appoint one group member to act as your ‘leader’. Let’s assume the rest of your group are ‘staff’ and must all wear a blindfold. The staff members must also take hold of the rope. Your task is to create a perfect square with the rope. However, the staff will be guided only by the communication skills of the leader and leader is not allowed to touch the ‘staff’ at any point. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. 20 Minutes

17. Balloon Jump - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: Imagine your group finds themselves in a balloon that begins to sink. Everything that could be thrown overboard has been thrown overboard. Now it must be decided which person will jump overboard. Using the art of discussion, determine who should be the first to depart your balloon. A majority vote is required before a person can be asked to jump out. You have 10 minutes to decide who will leave the balloon first. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. 10 Minutes

18. Back Chat - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: Please form two lines behind each flip chart, as if you are lining up for movie tickets. I will go to the last two people in each line and show the them a picture or word on a piece of paper. These two individuals must draw the picture or word on the back of the person in front of them with their finger. This person must then pass it down the line until it eventually gets to the person at the front with the pen, who will draw it on the flipchart. The ‘winner’ is the team that draws the picture/word first. It must also be a fairly correct representation of the original picture/word. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

19. The 2 Minute Test - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I placed in front of each class member a copy of a test question sheet face down. Don’t turn the paper over until I say so as this is a speed test. You’ll have 2 minutes to answer the questions. Your objective is to answer each question accurately, but you will only have two minutes to complete the test. I will let you know when there are 60, 30 and 15 seconds remaining. Ready ! Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc. 2 Minutes

20. A Problem Shared - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I want to ask you to write several workplace ‘problems’ you’ve experienced on post-it notes. Once you have two or three problems, bring them to the front of the room and place them on the flipchart with the heading ‘A Problem Shared’. Together, we are going to work through each issue on each of the post-it notes and ask everyone to provide input on how these issues can be resolved. Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

21. The Shake Down - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I want to make sure you’re awake and ready to learn for the next part of our program. I’m about to lead you through a SHAKE DOWN. We’ll begin with six shakes of your right hand extended into the air, then six shakes of the left hand. Then six shakes of the right foot, followed by six shakes of the left foot. Then we will go back to the right hand and do five shakes, followed by five of the left hand then five of the right foot, etc. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.

22. Pop the Problem - Energizer INSTRUCTIONS: I’d like us to consider, identify and list all the problems we as a group see with a particular topic I am about to give to you. These problems will then be written onto blown up balloons until there is a collection of balloons in the room, which represent our identified problems. As a group we will work on each problem in turn until we have a satisfactory problem resolution. Once a solution has been found, the person that originally identified the problem will put a pin through the balloon to burst it. Any questions? Refer to notes section below for help or tips about this slide. Copyright © 2012 Training Games, Inc.