Circle Of Shade
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1 min readFeb 28, 2015
This Icebreakr requires paper, a writing utensil for each person and creativity!
- Gather your friends in a circle, have paper and one writing utensil for everyone.
- Take the paper and rip it into pieces that can allow space for a Most Likely, allows for an answer, but it still conservative with paper. Recommended size: ~1/2 a fist
- Give out 2 to each person
- Write a Most Likely on each paper. Do not answer them (YET)!
- Fold the paper so you cannot see the Most Likely and place it in the middle and shuffle the papers. Everyone should then pick out 2 Most Likelys, if you pick yours, trade with someone else.
- Answer the Most Likelys with a person inside the circle, fold it again, and place the answered papers in the middle.
- Shuffle the answered papers again. Select two, do not unfold.
- Go around the circle unfolding and reading the Most Likelys.
- At the end of the round, collect them so they don’t mix in with the others.
- Pro tip: Save the Most Likelys and read them again after a considerable time. 6 months to 1 year is recommended.
Examples
- A Most Likely: Example paper piece.
“Most likely to get flowers for yourself on Valentines Day.”- An Answer: Example person in your group that fits the criteria.
“Sam”
