participation prompts
draw out learning points
Increase the effectiveness of your favorite games
Enhance memory with
Draw out learning points gleaned from your games and activities.
M-N-E-M-O-N-I-Cs
Toss these foam stress toys to class participants and ask them to
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When the training is done, give a momento
share accordingly:
to each participant. Challenge teams to
Essentials set: an observation, a question, a new idea, something
name their monster or frog with the perfect
they learned, something they’ll try when they walk away, a feeling
mnemonic that represents all they want to
they experienced, a way someone helped.
remember from your session. For instance,
call it “PEPÉ” to remember: Patience, Energy,
Plus set: use the Plus set for a “deeper dive” into feelings, frustrations,
Persistence, Excellence. Why GECKO? to
strengths, and weaknesses.
promote Growth, Effort, Challenge, Knowledge,
Each set includes facilitation notes
Openness, and many other mnemonics.
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B C
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trainers tip
Break the ice and build community
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puzzle piece with images representing
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To create team energy, build excitement
their company, role, values, challenges,
trainers
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will blossom when everyone sees how their
draw a team insignia or logo that
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F
they can tape to their team’s table.
puzzle includes 24 edges and 24 inside
Alternatively, challenge each group to puzzle pieces; measures 20" x 28", but can be
come up with a team handshake they
expanded infinitely.
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and effective!
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Add surprise to any debrief Conduct meaningful open-ended icebreakers
Improve retention
It’s the perfect after-lunch processing tool! Enhance participants’ ability to express what’s most important to them with these
Ask each student to record the most useful and
Put your own questions or discussion topics intriguing metaphorical collections. Use them to break the ice, foster introductions,
inspiring points they acquired in your class onto their
into each reusable, silk fortune cookie, for a and/or stimulate your group’s thinking and discussions during exercise debriefs.
very own foam stress toy. When the course is over, it’s
fun and effective wrap-up to any activity, or Contents may vary.
theirs to keep as a fun reminder of what they learned.
use the enclosed set of over 120 ready-to-
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Mini Metaphor tin by Jen Stanchfield contains 27 small charms. 3" D; 5 oz.
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