Templates
Game Templates
Games are a great way to increase learner engagement. Games are usually played in teams, encourage collaboration and require the learner to recall training and experience. Our game templates are below.
Mineopoly
- How to Play Mineopoly (pdf)
- Mineopoly Board (pdf)
- Mineopoly Property Cards PNGs (zip)
- Mineopoly Hazard? and Toolbox Cards PNGs (zip)
- Mineopoly Questions Template (pptx)
- Additional equipment: 2 dice, game pieces
Spin to Win
- Spin to Win template (pptx)
- Additional equipment: none
Jeopardy!
- How to Play Jeopardy! (pdf)
- Jeopardy! Questions Template (pptx)
- Additional equipment: Buzzers, lights, or other noisemakers or visual aids for signaling to answer
Card Sharks
- How to Play Card Sharks (pdf)
- Card Sharks Questions template (pptx)
- Additional equipment: 1 deck of 52 playing cards. Oversized cards that can be displayed more visibly may be more useful.
Choose your game:
Same Concept, Different Application
You Blew Up Our Haul Truck (i.e. Battleship)
- Your Blew Up Our Haul Truck Game Board
- Your Blew Up Our Haul Truck Questions Template
- Additional equipment: Game pieces
Jenga
- Jenga Questions Template
- Additional equipment: Large Jenga game with question values attached
4 in the Hole
- 4 in the Hole Questions Template
- Additional equipment: Connect 4 game
Activity Templates
Activities are a way to enhance and enrich training by increasing learner participation. The below activities can be incorporated into any training session.
Hierarchy of Controls
Comic Book – Explosives
- Comic Book – Explosives (pdf)
- Fill-in-the-blank captions and word search
What? So What? Now What?
- What? So What? Now What? (pptx)
- Team-based brainstorming activity for recognizing and assessing hazards
- Additional equipment: Notebook/paper/easel pad