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Exercise, Energiser, Ice-breaker, Group Building Activity
“Associations” – the creativity game. Part of "Development of Creativity" workshop.
To warm-up the participant's minds and body for creative sessions.
To avoid the "Pink Elephant" mind-trap.
To set the positive mood.
“Associations” – the game.
a. Trainer start the first object (item, phenomenon, concept, etc.)
b. The next participant should come and represent and show the coupled association: subject, phenomenon, concept, etc.
c. The next image should be associated with the previous one. NOT with the first one or some else one – just with the previous one.
d. Participants show and represent their associations and name it shortly. One by one randomly.
e. Participant represents it still.
f. Participant represents it until the next coupled association will come.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1641
This tool is for
For "Development of creativity" purpose - any type and any age of creative teams; For educational purpose - children and youth. As energizer and ice-breaker
and addresses
Social Inclusion, Youth Initiatives, YOUTH in ACTION (YiA) programme, Intercultural Learning, Youth Participation
It is recommended for use in:
Youth Exchanges
Training and Networking
Materials needed:
no
Duration:
5-15 min
The tool was created by
Aliaksej Burnosenka (trainer, trainer for trainers, public speaking, acting and performing expert)
in the context of
"Development of creativity" workshop
The tool has been experimented in
TRIZ sessions, trainings, workshops, creative sessions in IT industry for top-management
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Aliaksej Burnosenka (on 3 June 2015)
and last modified
21 May 2015
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