How Well Do We Know Each Other • WorkshopBank
Each participant takes 3 post-it notes and writes 3 statements about themselves, of which only one is true.
How to run it
- Each participant takes 3 post-it notes and writes 3 statements about themselves, of which only one is true. Examples:
- When I was 14, I once beat Roger Federer at tennis.
- Most years I go on holiday to the Caribbean.
- Gets the group interacting and laughing within minutes.
- Encourages creativity and lets people share fun or surprising facts about themselves.
- Objectives To have fun at the beginning of a workshop.
- To create fun talking points that can be referenced during the event.
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Prompts to use +
Most years I go on holiday to the Caribbean.
Gets the group interacting and laughing within minutes.
Encourages creativity and lets people share fun or surprising facts about themselves.
Objectives To have fun at the beginning of a workshop.
To create fun talking points that can be referenced during the event.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: How Well Do We Know Each Other • WorkshopBank. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Most years I go on holiday to the Caribbean.; Gets the group interacting and laughing within minutes.; Encourages creativity and lets people share fun or surprising facts about themselves.; Objectives To have fun at the beginning of a workshop.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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