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Icebreakers

Chiji Line Up

Chiji Line Up Set Up: The facilitator will have a deck of Chiji cards to distribute. They may want to begin by pulling a set

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Chiji Cards

Chiji Cards Chiji Cards are reflective tools that use metaphors or symbols to represent participant‘s reactions to an experience. These cards are useful as introductory

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A Year In Review

Set Up: Have a deck of 52 “Year in Review” cards ready to distribute. Props Needed: A deck of “Year in Review” cards. Time Needed:

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Amoeba Tag

Group size:  8-50 Time Needed:  10 minutes Props Needed:  Boundary markers of some kind. (Like Soccer Cones) Activity Directions: Set up marker cones at two

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One Hat At a Time

Hats for Facilitator Success We love the metaphor of ‘The Many Hats We Wear.’  When you step into the role of group facilitator (regardless of

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Spot It! Cards

Type of Activity:  Icebreaker, Get to Know You, Journaling, Processing Props Needed:  Spot It! card set. Process: There are a couple of ways you can

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Best, Worst, First Thumball

Best, Worst, First Thumball This unique icebreaker ball stimulates conversations about the player’s best, worst, or first life experiences. Great conversation starter and helps participants

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The Clothespin

The Clothespin   The clothespin has always been a favorite metaphor of mine, and with the creation of Pinterest, it has been stamped into eternity!  Vintage

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Afflictions & Consequences

Why? Trainers often ask about the use of “handicaps” or “consequences” used during an experiential activity.  Most of the time, they are looking for a greater

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The Creative Process

It sounds a little counterintuitive that there is a process to creativity.  When I sat down and started thinking about how a new game or

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Be on the Lookout

Always be on the Lookout… I often find myself at toy stores and teacher supply stores looking for a new idea that will spark creativity.  I

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Breathe & Be Heard

Secrets from the Stage–Breathe and Be Heard Anyone who has ever had to speak in front of an audience has experienced stage fright. This kind

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