Group Juggle
Start with all participants in a circle, standing Have 4 to 10 objects tucked into your pockets After everyone in the group has received it, ask that it be tossed back to you Now explain that this is a test memory, IQ, training whatever fits your gathering or provides
How to run it
- Start with all participants in a circle, standing
- Have 4 to 10 objects tucked into your pockets
- After everyone in the group has received it, ask that it be tossed back to you
- Now explain that this is a test memory, IQ, training whatever fits your gathering or provides
- comic relief , that you will toss again, keeping the same sequence, and this go around will be timed
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Start with all participants in a circle, standing
Have 4 to 10 objects tucked into your pockets
After everyone in the group has received it, ask that it be tossed back to you
Now explain that this is a test memory, IQ, training whatever fits your gathering or provides
comic relief , that you will toss again, keeping the same sequence, and this go around will be timed
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Group Juggle. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Start with all participants in a circle, standing; Have 4 to 10 objects tucked into your pockets; After everyone in the group has received it, ask that it be tossed back to you; Now explain that this is a test memory, IQ, training whatever fits your gathering or provides. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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