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A game to mix up a group and introduce philosophical questions.
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PEOPLE USE GAMES for all sorts of reasons. To focus pupils attention, to provide an analogy for some aspect of conduct in an enquiry, to liven people up, to get people to have a bit of fun together or to create an atmosphere of cordiality in a group. Most of the games can be adapted to work with different age groups but some might be better with older children.
A game to mix up a group and introduce philosophical questions.
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Subscribe today!An enjoyable and useful game for the collaborative generation (and consideration) of questions.
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Subscribe today!A simple circle game to focus a group before an enquiry.
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Subscribe today!An e-book with 14 activities to enliven your P4C sessions. There are short thinking games, ideas for role plays and routines you can adapt for mini-enquiries and follow-ups.
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Subscribe today!Games from the world of comedy improvisation that help participants relax and overcome fear of failure.
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Subscribe today!A favourite game that enables social mixing and encourages children to enjoy reflecting and making up their minds. It can also be varied and extended in many ways, and could be built up as a regular activity, rather than as a one-off.
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Subscribe today!A game for fun and concentration.
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Subscribe today!An challenging co-operative game which could also be a stimulus for discussion.
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Subscribe today!An amusing game that allows you to introduce or reinforce the meaning of the word 'consequence'.
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Subscribe today!A game that provides an alternative way of getting children into groups without fuss.
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Subscribe today!An enjoyable game of exaggerated movements to develop concentration and conviviality.
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Subscribe today!An enjoyable game to develop conviviality in a group.
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Subscribe today!Another entertaining game for quick thinking and mixing up a group.
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Subscribe today!A game to encourage concentration and a sense of community.
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Subscribe today!Two games to help people pupils become more acquainted.
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Subscribe today!**Introduction**
Count Down (or Count up) are Stand Up (or Sit Down) are two of the most favoured activities in the early stages of developing a community of inquiry, partly because of their simplicity, and partly because they reinforce the practice of OOPSAAT (Only One Person Speaks At A Time), which is essential for effective dialogue. They also develop the sense that everybody in a community of inquiry has a part to play in building success for the whole group.
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