Trust Your Partner
Blind soccer is a trust-building activity for people of all ages. To play blind soccer, you need enough blindfolds for half of the group, as well as at least one soccer ball. Create two even-numbered teams out of your participants. Within these teams, instruct participants to pair up. One of the partners will be blindfolded while the other acts as the guide. The blindfolded players are the only ones who kick the ball, while the non-blindfolded players are responsible for verbally guiding their partners to the opposite team's unblocked goal. The first team to reach five points wins.

Enhance Listening Skills 
Another team-building activity is "ships in the mist." To play ships in the mist, one person volunteers to be the ship, one person volunteers to be the commander and the rest of the players act as obstacles in the ocean. The ship player wears a blindfold and trusts the verbal directions of the commander as they crawl around, navigating the obstacles in the ocean until they reach their destination. If the ship runs into an obstacle, he is out and the game starts over with a new player as the ship, while the obstacles rearrange themselves.