Throw a virtual Halloween party your team will actually show up for.
Somebody just said, "We should do something fun for Halloween," and now it's on your plate. You don't have to start from scratch. Here's everything you need for a 30-minute party that doubles as facilitation practice.
Party run-of-show
A 30-minute agenda with timing for every segment and exactly what your producer does.
Spooky trivia and icebreaker cards
Eight trivia questions and six chat icebreakers, ready for a poll or the chat.
I Spy: Halloween Edition
A just-for-fun brain break. Screen share it and see who finds everything first.
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Every party game is a facilitation skill in a costume.
Let's be honest, a Halloween party isn't the most important thing on your calendar. But the moves that get people laughing on a Friday afternoon are the same moves that keep learners engaged in your next virtual session. Plan the party, and practice your craft at the same time.
- Polls: launch them fast and share results without losing momentum.
- Breakout rooms: write instructions people can follow without you in the room.
- Chat waterfalls: get every voice in the room at the same time.
- Pacing: learn exactly how long people will wait before they check their email.