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Latest revision as of 03:40, 16 December 2013
Objectives
Reflect on thankfulness; inspire discussions; appreciate accomplishments; get to know each other; decorate.
Group Size
Materials
Paper of various colors, scissors, writing tools, tape, a place for display.
Set Up
Tape paper on a window, wall, door or board to represent a tree trunk and branches.
Directions
Each person traces one of their hands and cuts out the shape. On it they write things they are grateful for. They tape the hands to the tree.
Debrief
At a gathering, each person reads what they have written and talks about it.
Alternatives
Instead of a tree, the central image can be a circle, a sun, or any symbol appropriate to the team. Instead of hands, the shapes can be leaves, stars, people figures, or any symbol appropriate to the team.
