Discussion

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two children making friendship bands in front of a tent

Virtual Tent-Mates

group of teenagers having a discussion

When I Go To Camp

group of teenagers having a discussion

Why do visas exist?

This activity involves creating your own talk show to discuss visa policies
group of teenagers having a discussion

Woodcraft Crumble

Writing a recipe for your group
arrow made of sticks

History Gap

Take a walk in your local area and consider who the streets and parks are named after. Is there a history gap?
group of teenagers having a discussion

Same But Different

An opening activity to get elfins thinking about the issue of refugees
group of teenagers having a discussion

Biscuit Voting

Have a vote with your group to explore democracy and enjoy some yummy treats
group of teenagers having a discussion

Finding Common Ground

This activity will help find out what everyone in the group has in common
group of teenagers having a discussion

Hand Evaluation

A hand evaluation is a good way to get people to think about an activity or event you have just done or attended and give constructive feedback.  It is a visual way to collect young people’s views on what you have done.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Town Council Meeting

A simulation of different methods of participation to influence a decision about how to spend money in the community, culminating in a town council meeting where a vote is taken.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Change the Situation

A drama activity using forum theatre techniques where participants act out how they would change scenarios they are not happy with
group of teenagers having a discussion

Gender, Me and Us

This activity allows participants to analyse what sexism means to them. This activity will also get participants to think about solutions and possible reactions to challenging sexism.

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