Problem-solving activities 

These activities can help students learn to think creatively and come up with solutions to problems. Some examples include:

• Design challenges: Students are given a problem to solve and have to come up with a design solution.
• Critical thinking puzzles: Students are presented with a problem and have to think critically to solve it.

Teamwork activities 

These activities can help students learn to work together and collaborate with others. Some examples include:

• Group projects: Students work together to complete a project.
• Games: There are many games that can help students learn teamwork skills, such as charades, scavenger hunts, or tag.

Creative activities 

These activities can help students learn to think outside the box and develop new ideas. Some examples include:

• Writing prompts: Students are given a writing prompt and have to create a creative story or poem.
• Art projects: Students create art that expresses their creativity.
• Drama activities: Students participate in drama activities that require them to think creatively.

Exposure to new experiences

This can help students learn to be open-minded and adaptable to change. Some examples include:

• Travel: Visiting new places and experiencing different cultures.
• Volunteering: Students volunteer their time to help others.

These are just a few ideas for activities that can help students develop their adaptability skills. The most important thing is to choose activities appropriate for students' ages and interests. Teachers can also adapt these activities to fit their teaching style and curriculum.