Conflict Animals
Type of Activity: Debriefing tool and Conflict Resolution Tool Props Needed: Hog Call Cards/Conflict Animal set Set-Up: Group in a circle. Process: Place the animals
Type of Activity: Debriefing tool and Conflict Resolution Tool Props Needed: Hog Call Cards/Conflict Animal set Set-Up: Group in a circle. Process: Place the animals
Type of Activity: Processing, Questioning Props Needed: One deck of Creative Questions. There are 60 laminated question cards that are double-sided, so 120 processing questions
Type of Activity: Processing, Group Think Props Needed: Large piece of paper or poster board, markers. Process: The objective is to create a Crossword Puzzle of
Type of Activity: Processing, Conversation Starters Props Needed: None It is important to carefully sequence activities and reflections to achieve the best outcomes. Often facilitators
Type of Activity: Processing, Consensus Props Needed: One thumb per participant. Concept: To aid participants in consensus voting. See Consensus Cards for more consensus activities.
Consensus Cards Set Up: Distribute one “Consensus Card” to each group member. Props Needed: A deck of Consensus Cards. Group Size: 5-20 people Time Needed:
Type of Activity: Processing, I’ve always wanted to tell you… Props Needed: None Set-Up: While some forms of 360-degree feedback encourage brutal honesty, this format
Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: None Set Up: In this activity, the group is divided in half, and two circles are formed, with the
Type of Activity: Processing, Understanding Our Place in the Circle Prop Needed: A sidewalk chalk bulls-eye drawing on the pavement, or concentric rope circles in
Type of Activity: Processing, Debriefing Tool Props Needed: One set of Chiji Processing Dice Chiji Processing Dice are an example of participant-directed processing; they help
Type of Activity: Processing Some folks have remarked that it takes more energy for an 11-year-old boy to stand still than it does for them
Type of Activity: Processing / Closure Props Needed: There are a couple of different props that can aid in the visual and tactile impact of
Type of Activity: Frontloading and Processing Props Needed: None Set Up: Need a nice open area for this one. Plays well with 15 to 25
Type of Activity: Processing / Conflict Resolution Props Needed: Butter Battle Escalator book Process: Read the Butter Battle Escalator Book by Dr. Seuss out loud
Type of Activity: Processing / Closure Props Needed: 8 Carabiners Set-Up: This closure experience has several valuable features. It takes advantage of the analogous similarities
Type of Activity: Processing/Debriefing specific to leadership Props Needed: The Body Part Debrief Tool Concept Variation: The theme of a US Patent and Trade Office
Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: Three buckets and a variety of tossable items to represent tokens. A token, such as a tennis ball, stone,
Type of Activity: Processing Props Needed: A visual model is helpful for this technique. Several paper plates, index cards, or laminated pages with the titles
Body Part Debrief Set Up: Have your group get into a circle. Set out the parts of your body part debrief in the center of
Type of Activity: Processing Set-Up: The Concept of Available Space Props Needed: Five to ten unique items. Could use items from the Treasure Chest activity.
