TEAM BUILDING WITH LEGO SERIOUS PLAY
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WHAT IS LEGO SERIOUS PLAY?

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LEGO Serious Play is a methodology for facilitating group processes and problem-solving that uses LEGO bricks to stimulate participants’ creativity, communication and collaboration.

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The approach is based on constructionist learning theory, which suggests that people build their knowledge and understanding of the world through sensory experience and interaction with their physical environment. By using LEGO bricks to build physical models representing ideas, concepts and situations, participants can explore and express ideas in a playful, collaborative way.

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LEGO Serious Play is used in many fields – including business, education, healthcare, community development and government institutions – to help participants tackle complex challenges and make informed decisions. The methodology is research-based and was developed in partnership between LEGO and experts in learning and organisational development.

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OBJECTIVES:

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To develop communication, relationship and teamwork skills efficiently and effectively.

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METHODOLOGY:

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Team building dynamics using the “LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®” building and reflection method – through LEGO models, participants express their vision of teamwork, communication processes and other topics, and share meanings and ideas for improving those processes or strategies, generating valuable inputs for implementation.

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DURATION:

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Approximately 7 hours (3.5 h in the morning + 3.5 h in the afternoon)

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PARTICIPANTS:

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Up to 20 participants

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FACILITATOR:

S.C.

Certified coach, behavioural trainer and human resources consultant.
She graduated in Psychology in Porto in 1991. For more than 30 years her focus has been on developing people in an organisational context. She works as a coach and trainer in
developing leadership, communication, customer service and teamwork skills, as well as in implementing various HR tools to support business strategy. She is a guest lecturer at several higher education institutions.