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Updated:
06/21/04
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License Plates
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Make
personalized license plates and ask participants “What type
of vehicle are you and who owns you?”
ERNDIT SLO4X4 MYCAR
TRAVLN MADA4U
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Keys
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Produce
various keys and ask participants to describe what they will
open – responses could vary from the key to success,
happiness, a mystery or the key to a car, jewel box, mansion,
etc.
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Defense
Plea
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Pose
“legal” situations (caught running a stop sign; mistake on
tax return; threw a rock at a bird, but it went through a
windows, etc.). The
culprits give a two-minute defense plea for their actions.
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Music
Time Machine
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Take
old tapes or CDs to the meeting and play a portion of a song.
Ask each participant what memories the song brings
back. Another
twist is showing an album or CD cover and ask Topics
participants for their memories or why they would never buy
that album/CD. |
People’s
Court
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The
Topics leader calls two members forward.
One is the plaintiff and the other is the defendant.
The Topics leader is the judge and reads the charges
against the defendant. The plaintiff speaks first, the defendant last.
Each has one to two minutes.
The other members serve as the jury, and vote guilty or
not guilty. The
more ridiculous the charge, the more fun the session. |
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