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Cool! That's a cvleer way of looking at it!
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===Objectives===
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===Group Size===
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* [[Category:Small]] [[:Category:Small| Small]]
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* [[Category:Medium]][[:Category:Medium| Medium]]
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* [[Category:Large]] [[:Category:Large| Large]]
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===Materials===
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None
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===Set Up===
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Circle of new aquaintances
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===Directions===
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Have participants select a single eating utensil they would use for the rest of their lives.  Options consist of a fork, spoon or knife.  This will get people talking about their favorite food items and ultimately reveal a deeper side of themselves to the group.
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===Debrief===
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This is a getting-to-know you game.  An easy, no pressure way of breaking the ice and finding out a little more about someone through a harmless question and ageless debate.
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===Alternatives===
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add in a spork as an option to spice things up. if game continues, options of mugs and cups are always available as well.

Latest revision as of 08:55, 17 May 2011


Objectives

Group Size

Materials

None

Set Up

Circle of new aquaintances

Directions

Have participants select a single eating utensil they would use for the rest of their lives. Options consist of a fork, spoon or knife. This will get people talking about their favorite food items and ultimately reveal a deeper side of themselves to the group.

Debrief

This is a getting-to-know you game. An easy, no pressure way of breaking the ice and finding out a little more about someone through a harmless question and ageless debate.

Alternatives

add in a spork as an option to spice things up. if game continues, options of mugs and cups are always available as well.