Susan Chiang / E+ / Getty ImagesCan Be Played: Indoors or outdoorsSupplies: Spoons (one per player), eggs (real or plastic, one per team)For this one, you'll need two teams. Each player gets a spoon and an egg (hardboiled or plastic).Each team must carry their egg on their spoon from the starting line to a turnaround point and back again. Then, the egg is passed off to a teammate who takes their turn.If the egg is dropped, the player must stop and retrieve it. The first team to complete the relay wins.Variations: If you're willing to make a little mess, use a raw egg. In this version, kids will have to try to keep the egg from breaking or cracking for the duration of the relay. If you have bigger teams (and a full carton of eggs to spare) you can also play a version where each team is allowed one or two replacement eggs.If you want to use the plastic variety, change the game up by skipping the spoon and having kids run the relay with an armful of colorful, non-messy eggs.Don't have any eggs on hand? Use coins (one per player, though you may want a few spares) instead.

The game setting involves a participant who passes on a Telephone Game phrase, word or a sentence to another person through several others until the message reaches the last participant in the group. The game works around the idea that errors occur as the message is transmitted throughout the entire group. Team Building Games: Sample five easy-to-implement team building games; Managing. Message Relay. The long dark bedroll. The participants are divided into groups and each group forms a line. The person in front will be given a message and must pass it correctly to the next person. The goal is to get the message relayed to the last person intact and without any changes.

In this take, you can place a small coin on the spoon and have kids try to keep it from falling as they race.Whether you use eggs or coins, try increasing the challenge by adding obstacles to navigate through or require players to skip instead of walk. Dress-Up RelayCan Be Played: Indoors or outdoorsSupplies: An assortment of dress-up itemsPlace two piles, boxes, or suitcases filled with dress-up items at each end of the playing area. Divide the group into two teams.The first player runs to the pile, puts on all the dress-ups on top of their regular clothes, then runs back to the team.When they make it back, the player must remove all the dress-up items and pass them off to the next player, who puts them on and runs the length of the playing space before returning to the team. Then, they'll remove the dress-up items so the next player can repeat the process.Variations: Have the first player put on just one item from the pile. The second player has to put on that item, plus a second one. The third player puts on three items, and so on.

Hula Hoop PassCan Be Played: Indoors or outdoorsSupplies: One hula hoop for each teamDivide the group into two teams (or more, if you have a lot of players). Loop a over one player's arm and have each team join hands to form a circle. Without letting go of the other player's hands, the player with the hoop must step into and through the hoop, so it rests on their other arm.From there, the player must slide it onto the next player's arm, who repeats the same maneuver. Whichever team can pass the hoop all the way around the circle first wins.Variation: Have teams stand in a straight line instead of a circle.

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