Who am I?
Discover mutual differences and similarities in your group.
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How should a friend be?
Describe the characteristics that a friend should have. Do you consider yourself a good friend?
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Everything you need to play this game
- Blank sheet and pencil or virtual whiteboard
A step-by-step guide to play the game
1
On a blank sheet of paper or the blackboard, write together what are the characteristics that a friend should have. It can be made a list or as brainstorming.
2
Once everyone has participated with at least one characteristic, individually, think about a friend of your own and the qualities that this person has:
"My best friend is ______________ because he is _____________________________________."
3
By way of reflection, each person should ask themselves the following question:
What characteristics do I have that make me a good friend?
4
The answers can be shared voluntarily and reflect on what each person asks for and what each person has to give.
Extra game information
You can use an interactive page as a digital resource, to create polls or word clouds. For example, https://www.mentimeter.com/
Specific learning objectives
Do an introspection exercise to recognize your qualities as a friend.
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