Body Image – Discussion
Some examples of discussion that can be lead after doing the Body Image activities.
Knowing me, knowing you – Statements
This get to know each other activity can be adapted to suit any groups.
Diversity game show
The group(s) are asked a range of questions and the aim of the activity is to get as many ‘diversity points’ as possible within the time limit.
Jigsaw
This a quiet activity to encourage venturers to think about their life and to get to know better other people.
Knowing me, knowing you – Discussion
After doing the knowing me, knowing you activities (knowing me knowing you statements, diversity game show and Jigsaw) Facilitate a discussion that considers the following:
Having a Say
Discussion about participation
Making a Flag or Banner
Create a flag or banner for your group or district to take to events or camps. How you do this is completely up to your group! Perhaps there are some group members who are particularly artistic and have skills they could teach others. Perhaps the group has a particular use for the flag/banner in mind, […]
Programme Planning using Fist-to-Five
Plan programme for the group for the coming term. Use Fist to five to reach consensus
Barriers to peace
An activity where groups design their own walls to explore their function in conflict situations and how they
affect people.
Planet of Aliens
A simulation game about aliens from different planets, to show the importance of communication and dialogue
in transforming conflicts
What is Violence?
Introduce young people to the topic of violence thought-provoking situations. You will be discussing different topics of violence in conflict and thinking about whether they consider the situation to be violent or not.
Pins and Balloons
An introductory game to explore violence and its roots, where everyone has to try to survive with their pin and a fully inflated balloon.