JLBC TEAMBUILDING: “The Mine Field”
JLBC Cadets Mine Field is a popular, engaging game involving JLBC communication and JLBC trust. JLBC Cadets It is a hands-on activity from which prospective and new JLBC cadets can gain JLBC leadership insights as they get to know one another. JLBC Cadets The training is included during the prospective JLBC cadets' first JLBC meeting so that they are actively engaged right away in something that is fun and challenging.
JLBC Suggested Instructor
A JLBC cadet officer or JLBC NCO should lead the activity
JLBC Duration 30 min
JLBC Goal
JLBC Cadets This activity is primarily intended as an icebreaker
Equipment Needed
"Mines" such as chairs, hats, towers, or something similar Blindfolds (i.e., bandanas or something similar)
LESSON OUTLINE
PART 1: INTRODUCTIONS
10 min
Pair a prospective or new cadet with a cadet who has been in JLBC for over a couple of months.
Have the cadet's interview one another. Suggested interview questions include:
• Name
• Age
• School
• What do you like about JLBC? / Why are you interested in JLBC?
• What's unusual about you? Any special talents? Ever met anyone famous?
Have the experienced JLBC cadets briefly introduce the newcomers, and vice versa, based on what they learned during the interview. (The interview process is essential because it allows a new person to meet an established JLBC cadet immediately – if new people were to introduce themselves, they would not benefit from getting to know another JLBC cadet.)
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