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Activities and ideas for making agile retrospectives more engaging The 3Ls is a great data gathering activity which emphasizes learning, one of the 3 Ls. The other Ls stand for: liked,  and lacked. Running The Three Little Pigs is a fun retrospective activity that uses the Three Little Pigs story to foster a conversation about improvements The LEGO® retrospective is a fun and stimulating activity that fosters a group conversation about feelings and future directions. Telos thinking is a futurespective activity to help a team understand, verbalize and affirm their ultimate goal. It is inspired on Ari In my shoes is a team building activity to create strong bond between people, while exercising empathy and active listening skills. Running The Into the Graph Feasible x Useful activity provides a fast way to prioritize a list of proposed ideas or actions. By relatively The Pleasure and Gain activity is great for talking about all work related things and how does if affects each participant (in relation SWOT is a team building that helps team members to better understand each others strengths and weaknesses, as well as find opportunities The roles we play is a team building activity to trigger a conversation about all the roles we play in our lives. It is This checkin activity enables the facilitator to verify if he could carry the following activities by asking the participants to read The marginal gains instigate the participants to look for quick wins, the little things that could easily be done, adding up to great The Effort and Pain is a filtering activity to help the participants prioritize the retrospective items to be worked on. Running the The hero’s journey is a futurespective activity to help describing a story a team is pursuing. It is inspired on Joseph Campbell’s book. The following sequence was used by a team of 12 people seeking alignment and a few prioritized actionable items for a process The activity Is – Is not – Does – Does not  helps to define a team. Sometimes, it’s easier to describe something by telling what