Library of facilitation techniques

How do we look back, what have we learned?

To understand and respect each other’s differences in worldview.

One by one players give responses that fit into a category

One person turns to the person next to them & makes a sound & motion,
person 2 responds with complementary sound & motion.
play is passed around the circle (2 to 3, etc.)

A fun way for participants to break the ice and interact with each other.

In pairs or small groups players silently become non-human objects together

justification game to expand context

One person begins telling a true story and the instructor hands slips of paper with Emotion, Place, or Object for them to incorporate into their story.

One at a time, people add to create a moving, noise-making machine. 

One person mimes an activity and the next person asks 'what are you doing' They then answer with a different activity that the asker then mimes.