Games (& other stuff) for Group, Book 1: Activities to Initiate Group Discussion
By: Chris Cavert, MS & Friends
“Making your group a fun place to be will encourage participation. Adding some adventure (an undertaking involving the unknown) can create curiosity and motivate participation.”
This book is just what you asked for! 25 more engaging activities that require minimal and affordable props and adapt easily to different situations and age groups. Each activity is a catalyst for topical discussions. Some of the topics include expressing emotions, learning names, learning about each other, decision making, working with others, following directions, creative thinking, frustration, and communication. The author includes more games, more “What Would it Be Like…?” questions, and introduces a new “Metaphors” section. Ideal for those who work with groups for therapeutic or educational purposes, this second book provides fun and creative initiatives for a group setting.
By: Chris Cavert, MS & Friends
“Making your group a fun place to be will encourage participation. Adding some adventure (an undertaking involving the unknown) can create curiosity and motivate participation.”
This book is just what you asked for! 25 more engaging activities that require minimal and affordable props and adapt easily to different situations and age groups. Each activity is a catalyst for topical discussions. Some of the topics include expressing emotions, learning names, learning about each other, decision making, working with others, following directions, creative thinking, frustration, and communication. The author includes more games, more “What Would it Be Like…?” questions, and introduces a new “Metaphors” section. Ideal for those who work with groups for therapeutic or educational purposes, this second book provides fun and creative initiatives for a group setting.