What I Know, What I Wanted to Know, What I’ve Learned
Type of Activity: Processing / Feedback / Evaluation / Closer Concept: This model is especially useful for a skill-based activity and quickly provides an evaluation
Type of Activity: Processing / Feedback / Evaluation / Closer Concept: This model is especially useful for a skill-based activity and quickly provides an evaluation
Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: A Jumbo deck of playing cards, Playing cards, primarily non-face cards, and those between one (ace) and five, are
Type of Activity: Processing / Perspective building Props Needed: The shoes on your feet! Kim Kickert shared this activity during a recent processing workshop. Thanks
Type of Activity: Frontloading and Processing Props Needed: None Set Up: Need enough room to form a circle with your group. Ask the group to
Tool Cards Type of Activity: Processing/Metaphors Set Up: Little required. Depending on the use of the activity, you will probably want to have the cards spread
Treasure Chest Type of Activity: Processing/Metaphors Set Up: Lay out all of your items in front of your treasure chest. Props Needed: A treasure chest,
Type of Activity: Frontloading and Processing Props Needed: None Set Up: Need “sitting around” space. Works well with 6 to 25 participants for 15 to
Type of Activity: Processing Tool Props Needed: The actual prop needed for a Talking Stick can be literally anything you want it to be. It
Type of Activity: Processing, Thought Sharing Props Needed: large comic strip panels with blank thought balloons, or real balloons, or cardboard cutouts of thought balloons
Step Up, Speak Up, Step Back Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: A large circle, drawn with sidewalk chalk, or with a long rope. If
Type of Activity: Processing, Closing Activity Props Needed: 1-50 foot rope for small groups. 2-50 foot ropes tied together for large groups. Set Up: Tie
Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: Prescription Postcards & writing utensils for each participant Concept: The prescription is one of the most important therapeutic transactions
Type of Activity: Processing This creative processing activity uses the dominant wear patterns on a participant’s shoes. Concept: Having participants answer different processing questions
Type of Activity: Processing, Energizer Props Needed: One ricochet ball and a hard surface. Concept: A creative way to randomly select the next person to
Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: Webbing tied in a secure circle (water knot is preferred) Process: One of the most interesting uses for the
What’s Good, What needs Improvement Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: A flipchart and markers can be helpful. Here is a simple and straightforward processing
Type of Activity: Debriefing Tool, Great for Therapeutic groups. Props Needed: Pocket Medic and supplies Set-Up: Pull out your Pocket Doc and lay out all
Every Word is the Truth Type of Activity: Processing, Trust through Truth For many professionals, a yearly performance appraisal is a yearly lesson in humility.
Feedback from another participant Type of Activity: Processing Many corporations encourage mentoring, coaching, 360-degree feedback sessions, and other forms of job-related and performance feedback. In
