These questions are great for ·If you could have any superpower, what would it be?What’s your all-time favorite movie?What’s your favorite book?What’s your favorite food?What’s your Missing: pdf Jenga block game Labels/pens Scenario cards Method This game can be adapted and played a variety of ways. Simply cut out the statement strips and tape each one onto the bottom of a different Jenga block (this is a great job for a Grab a sharpie and put one number on every Jenga piece. VersionWrite a different feeling on each block e.g. It doesn’t matter where on the piece you write it. on the blocks of my Jenga set only to realize that these questions get OLD. I'd have kids and teens still wanting to play Jenga but they we knew the. QuestionsIf you could choose another name for yourself, what would it be?If you could win an Olympic gold medal in any sport, what would you choose?If you could have one We've all used the Jenga cards that have questions like, What is your favorite color?, How many siblings do you have?, or What is your favorite movie?. another at the start of therapy. answers to those questions already! You should havepieces in total, in a standard Jenga set. VersionWrite a different feeling on each block e.g. sad, grumpy, happy statement strips, one for each block in a standard Jenga game. sad, grumpy, happy. Now, to play, you just need to print a list (or look at a list on a device) ofquestions! If facilitator wishes, they can write questions on cards instead, so if gives them more freedom to alter I made the mistake of writing these questions. Jenga block game Labels/pens Scenario cards Method This game can be adapted and played a variety of ways. Play as usual but as each block is pulled ask the children to describe a time they experienced this feeling These questions spark a lot of conversation, help build rapport, encourage self-expression and help gather some great information in an engaging way. Preparation: Before playing, facilitator should write questions on the Jenga blocks itself. One number per piece. If you’re looking for some lists of Jenga questions to get you started, consider: Tulsa Camp Fire printable PDF, Wafairing Humans, Raising Memories, or Kids Care Ideas Funny QuestionsNumber your Jenga blocks Some people write or attach the questions directly to the blocks, but that locks you in on thosequestions forever These questions are great for rapport building and getting to know one.
These questions are great for ·If you could have any superpower, what would it be?What’s your all-time favorite movie?What’s your favorite book?What’s your favorite food?What’s your Missing: pdf Jenga block game Labels/pens Scenario cards Method This game can be adapted and played a variety of ways. Simply cut out the statement strips and tape each one onto the bottom of a different Jenga block (this is a great job for a Grab a sharpie and put one number on every Jenga piece. VersionWrite a different feeling on each block e.g. It doesn’t matter where on the piece you write it. on the blocks of my Jenga set only to realize that these questions get OLD. I'd have kids and teens still wanting to play Jenga but they we knew the. QuestionsIf you could choose another name for yourself, what would it be?If you could win an Olympic gold medal in any sport, what would you choose?If you could have one We've all used the Jenga cards that have questions like, What is your favorite color?, How many siblings do you have?, or What is your favorite movie?. another at the start of therapy. answers to those questions already! You should havepieces in total, in a standard Jenga set. VersionWrite a different feeling on each block e.g. sad, grumpy, happy statement strips, one for each block in a standard Jenga game. sad, grumpy, happy. Now, to play, you just need to print a list (or look at a list on a device) ofquestions! If facilitator wishes, they can write questions on cards instead, so if gives them more freedom to alter I made the mistake of writing these questions. Jenga block game Labels/pens Scenario cards Method This game can be adapted and played a variety of ways. Play as usual but as each block is pulled ask the children to describe a time they experienced this feeling These questions spark a lot of conversation, help build rapport, encourage self-expression and help gather some great information in an engaging way. Preparation: Before playing, facilitator should write questions on the Jenga blocks itself. One number per piece. If you’re looking for some lists of Jenga questions to get you started, consider: Tulsa Camp Fire printable PDF, Wafairing Humans, Raising Memories, or Kids Care Ideas Funny QuestionsNumber your Jenga blocks Some people write or attach the questions directly to the blocks, but that locks you in on thosequestions forever These questions are great for rapport building and getting to know one.
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