Group Building Games – Self Evaluation
This is one of our group building games in which the team sits in a circle. Each person will say what he likes about himself. The other participants will put up 1 to 5 fingers to let the person know on what level they agree with the statement.
Next each person will say what he wants to improve upon. Again the other participants will put up their fingers.
During theĀ Group Building Games exercise the trainer can apply variations:
- When the persons put up their fingers and the person who just told something about himself has looked around, the persons who put their fingers up can, one by one, elaborate on their choice.
- Next to the topics āsomething you are good atā and āsomething you can improve uponā, you can also let them tell other opinions about themselves. For example: āsomething you overdoā or āsomething you should do moreā.
- You can also turn it around. The participants will tell one by one about one person in the group what they think his positive characteristic is. The person of which itās about raises his hand with one to five fingers regarding how much he agrees or disagrees about what he just heard.
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Created by:Herman Otten
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