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
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
This activity teaches students how to create dynamic characters by including details. Instructions: Students will use specific criteria written on cards to help them develop
Partner Mirror is an excellent activity to help students learn to work with one another in a supportive manner. Instructions: Divide the students into pairs.
This activity supports oral presentation skills by encouraging students to speak on random topics as quickly as possible. Instructions: Each student receives the name of
Type of Activity: Frontloading / Processing / Closer / Improv Props Needed: None Set-Up: Need enough room for your group to end up in a
Hollywood Clapboard Set Up: None (you might want to have your group in a circle, depending on which variation you use). Props Needed: A movie
Type of Activity: Discussion, Story Creation, and Drama Props Needed: Conflict scenarios, copies of debriefing topics for each small group, flip chart/whiteboard, and markers Concept:
Type of Activity: Icebreaker / Get to Know You Props Needed: None Set-Up: Need a nice size open area for your participants to move around
Type of Activity: Time Filler, Consensus Building Source: Playing With A Full Deck, by Michelle Cummings Props Needed: playing cards, one per participant Group Size:
Handshakes and Greetings This is one of our absolute favorite icebreaker activities. Handshakes are quite simply a great way to mix and greet folks. They
