i need entrepreneurial games to be played in the class for 20 yr. olds in management class.?
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Do a "Apprentice" like tasks where that you could split girls & boys. Have them come up with fake or actually small businesses. See who makes the most money by the end of a time period.  You can incorporated assistance with local banks & business to help. I think it would be fun & a learning experience
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Try radio, local schools talk to music teachers about maybe hanging flyers around the school.  If your business is downtown try something unusual as maybe some previous students showing their talents outside your studio advertising the biz
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Let them go to www.boredatwork.com.  All kinds of fun games there :)
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try some of the younger cranium games like cadoo or hullaballu
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Firts approach the hall where you want to have it. Find out the cost of hire. Playgroups are usually non-profit but you will need to charge a couple of dollars to cover expensenses.Until recently I was a treasurer for a playgroup. We had adults morning tea on a roster system-someone differant bought something each week. The same with a craft.We did raffles in our group.Eg Easter time we all bought an item or two to raffle off in hampers to raise some money for things like new toys coffee etc. You can ask local schools to put ads in newsletter for unwanted toys, and also new members. Start with a few friends, and if you have to advertise in the local paper. The important thing is you need donations to start with. In QLD Australia we have a state wide Playgroup Association who have good ideas, and starting points, but I have no idea if these things are world-wide. You could approach local business for your basics...coffee, tea etc until the funds started coming in. For the kids morning tea each parent would bring a piece of fruit, and we'd cut it up and share it
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http://www.bpoindia.org/companies/training.shtml\n\nmost of these guys also teach without corporate deals, all you got to do is to speak to them
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Here's some ideas:\n\n1.) the balloon game: break into groups of five and have team mates link hands. Every group gets a balloon which is not allowed to touch the ground. Players must keep the balloon in the air without holding it or letting go of hands. Sounds easy? Gradually eliminate parts of the body which players are allowed to touch the balloon with (no hands, no arms, no head, no feet, ect.). Object: count the times you can hit the balloon keeping it in the air and try to score higher than the other groups.\n\n2.) Wacky relays: This one can pretty much be designed however you like. During P.E. one way my class plays is that they are in groups of six, have one exercise mat, and two scooters and they must get all players across the gym with out touching the ground. Object: work as a team to create a system in which to beat other groups in a relay.\n\n3.) Seeing eye dog game: Players find a partner whom they trust. One player is blind folded while the other is stationed at the other end of the gym or playing area. Across the feild "dangers" such as rubber cones, hula-hoops, or foam noodles are set up. Blindfolded partners start opposite their seeing partners who yell directions to them to lead them safely across the feild. Once they reach their partner they switch rolls. Also, if they touch a "danger" that partner must start again from where they began. Object: get both players to opposite sides of the feild quicker than opponents.\n\n4.) Hula-hoop game: Groups of 5 (or more) form a circle and lock hands. A hula-hoop is placed over one person's arm. Players step through the hoop and pass it around with out breaking links with their arms. Object: Get hula hoop around the circle quickest.\n\n5.) Knots: A group of 5 or more stands in a circle and locks hands with two different people in the circle (somewhat across from them). Then, by turning their bodies, stepping over or under each other they work as a group to untie their "knot" and form a circle. Object: Form a circle quicker than other groups. \n\nI'm sure these games can be adjusted to fit your needs also. Good luck! I hope this helped.
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interior design major classes would be a start. stuff in art, businessm, etc.
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What is your topic?\n\nTry making a word scramble with words from your theme. Have the kids work in groups of 3 or 4 to unscramble the words. The first team to finish (or first 2 teams) wins candy. \nCandy motivates any high school student.\n\nPlay basketball. Have the kids go up (1 kid from each row) and ask a question from your presentation. The first kid to write the correct answer on the board gets to take a shot. You can get a hoop from the dollar store, or use a wad of paper and the trash can. If they make the basket they get an extra point (or 2 points) for their team. The winning row gets candy. Tell them up front that there is a prize. They will be motivated.\n\nI also play the flyswatter game. Put a bunch of random answers on the board (or if you need to prepare ahead a large piece of paper that you tack to the board). Divide the class in 2. One from each team goes to the board. Ask a question. The first team to hit the answer gets the point. You have to keep it moving fast. State the rules; NO HITTING each other! Downside; you have to give candy to half the class lol!\n\nI have more, but those are what I think is best. If you don't like them I can try to think of something else.
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I'm not sure how educational they are but you could try the text-based games on Rinkworks.com.  They are certainly mind boggling and very addictive.
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Think of all your interests & ask yourself if any of those could be expanded into a business. Just keep in mind...what's your expertise? What are your interests? What could you imagine yourself doing?\n\nWhat types of management appeal to you? Business? Artist? Project? It could be easier to narrow your search once you focus in on a particular type of management.\n\nBy researching the prospect of starting your own business -- what it entails, what you need to know, helpful hints, etc -- you'll feel better prepared to take that plunge.\n\nI found some book titles that are relevant to your specific question:\n\n* 101 Internet Businesses You Can Start from Home by Susan Sweeney\n* The Best Home Businesses for the 21st Century by Paul Edwards\n* Selling Online: How to Become a Successful E-Commerce Merchant by Jim Carroll\n* I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was: How to Discover What You Really Want and How to Get It by Barbara Sher\n* I Don't Know What I Want, But I Know It's Not This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Gratifying Work by Julie Jansen\n\nMANAGEMENT SPECIFIC:\n* This Business Of Artist Management by Jr. Xavier M. Frascogna, H. Lee Hetherington \n* The Complete Guide to Special Event Management : Business Insights, Financial Advice, and Successful Strategies from Ernst & Young...by Dwight W. Catherwood, Richard L. Van Kirk \n* Careers in Management Consulting: The WetFeet Insider Guide (2005 Edition) by Wetfeet\n* The Harvard Business School Guide to Careers in Management Consulting, 2002 by Maggie Lu\n \nI also posted some article links in the source box.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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why dont you play games like they do in ann summers, heres a few ...............\n\nPass The Parcel\nLike the children’s game, make up a parcel with about five to ten layers, in each layer place a forfeit or book a party, and the game prize can be put into the middle.\n\nYou need to make sure they have some music so you can play this game.\n\n\n\n\nMusical Chairs\nYou might think you need music for this game but you don’t only a set of questions.\n\nIf the ladies answer to the questions you read is yes, she must move one place to the right. If the answer is no she stays where she is.\n\nThis means people will be sitting on each others laps etc.\n\nIt is the first one to sit back down where they started. So make sure you have a long set of question just in case.\n\nIdeas for questions:\n1. Have you kissed a bloke today?\n2. Have you kissed a woman today?\n3. Have you ever tried toe sucking?\n4. Are you into kinky sex?\n5. Have you ever been caught in the act?\n6. Have you ever caught anyone else in the act?\n7. Have you ever tasted edible undies?\n8. Have you had sex in the last week?\n9. Have you had an orgasm in the last week?\n10. Are you interested in a part time job?\n11. Do you own a vibrator?\n12. Do you swallow?\n13. Do you want an Ann Summers Party?\n14. Have you had sex with more than one bloke this year?\n15. Have you ever slept with some one else’s’ partner?\n\nThe questions are endless; you can just make them up.\n\n\n\n\nPop Corn Game\nYou will need a bowl of popcorn, and some straws. It is best to put the girls into two teams, with a straw each and each team with two bowls (one empty and one with popcorn)\n\nThe idea is to transfer the popcorn from one bowl to the other, each girl transferring a piece at a time, so they all have a go. The team that empties there bowl the quickest wins. It is best to have the two bowls per team apart from each other because it makes the game more fun.\n\n\n\n\nMarsh Mallows\nFor this game you will need quite a few marshmallows and two volunteers who like marshmallows, also have a couple of bags handy,for the end.\n\nYou give each lady a marshmallow to place in their mouths, but they are not allowed to eat them, but they have to say either FLUFFY or FUZZY BEARS OR EJACULATION.\n\nThen you give them another marshmallow to put in their mouths and they say it again. The lady that wins is the lady with the most marsh mallows in their mouth, that does not swallow.\n\nThen for the prize give out a certificate to the winner and a little something to both of them.\n\nYou have the bags ready for them to get rid of all the marshmallows.\n\n\n\n\nToilet Rolls\nYou need two empty toilet rolls and a couple of vibrators.\n\nGet four volunteers and give two the toilet rolls and two the vibrators (turned on). Get the ladies with the toilet rolls to hold them between their legs (at the top).\n\nThen blind fold her partner and place the vibrator between her legs.\nThe lady with the toilet roll has the guide (by talking) the vibrator into the toilet roll.\n\nThe couple that does it first, wins. You can also use empty bottles and vibrators.\n\n\n\n\nBots and Chocs\nYou need two milk bottles and two chocolate willies and some thread, enough to tie round a waist and down to the ground.\n\nTie the willy on to the string and tie it round someone’s waist so the willy is dangling at the back.\n\nPlace the milk bottle on the floor in front of them. The then have to guide the Willy into the bottle (with out using hands)\n\nThe first one does it wins.\n\n\n\n\nPlay Dough\nMake some play dough:\n\n6 cups flour\n3 cups salt\n12 teaspoon – cream of tartar\n3 tablespoons oil\nFood colouring\n6 cups boiling water\nMix together and if too wet add more flour.\nKeep in plastic bag\n\nGive every one a piece of play dough, and ask them to design a new vibrator. The best one wins.\n\n\n\n\n+ OR – Game\nGet each lady to draw a line down the middle of a bit of paper and get them to write – sign on one side
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Implement a token economy!\n\nThis is heaps of fun - instead of giving verbal rewards or stickers or certificates for work, hand out paper money instead. Have students pay for routine things like using the computer or borrowing a book and then have a market day where students can spend their "money" on whatever they want.
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One answer to this is to be simplistic, creative and MAKE IT FUN.  Treat it as a game eg what goes in and out of a business  = Profit & Loss (apples and oranges), if I save this and gain this and lose this  = Balance sheet (lots of apples go out and lots of oranges come in, I put some oranges away etc etc = investments or profit. Apple pies (raw materials i.e. apples) = WIP (work in Progress). Negotiation eg you give me this (apple)and you can have this (orange). Management eg, how should I do this?  ASK them to tell you what to do next or how to do it (cooking a good one here all be it be preapred to eat some weird stuff). Kids learn best in the early years, engage all the senses with smells, sounds as well as the words and pictures and feelings, treat business like fun and they will be 'naturals' in a few years.  Hope this helps.
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okay take my advise dont make education boring make it interesting.like play games that help ur students learn more.
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just my idea,\n1. free games for them to play as entertainement.\n2. free downloads, like pics or software, please take note of the copyright issues
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try www.Habbo.com, www.FunnyJunk.com, and www.Millsberry.com. They have great games