Library of facilitation techniques

Being right is not the end goal, being able to rationalize your choice is. 

This activity can be used as an alternate to KWL. Specially hen some change is to be incorporated in the culture. 

One player initiates with object work.  The second player joins the scene by doing complementary object work, then verbally initiates by saying "You seem _______."  Player 1 yes-ands, and so on.  

Players pass a letter of the alphabet in pairs, focusing on receiving the emotion, embodying it and allowing it to evolve.  

Characters created by questions from other players
Each character created one at a time, then scenes are played

#energiser #game #highenergy #creativemovement

Fun energizer in which you play like a ninja.

Group sits in circle, one chair in the middle for VOS

Participants convey words to their partner without using their voice

The whole group imagines it is walking around on a plate balancing on a single fulcrum. Each person is partnered with another and must keep the plate balanced.

Director calls out a scene location (ie. movie theater) and everyone assumes a non-human item in the scene (ie. wad of bubble gum on the floor)

play tug of war with imaginary rope with partners (or whole team)

Players get in groups of three and form a “house” with the end players raising their arms in a “roof” above the inside players. There are three commands that cause the players to move: