Game loving your neighbor

The other option is the person can respond "No", which means the two people either side of them have to switch seats while the person in the middle tries to steal their seat. This game also leads on quite nicely to a discussion around loving your neighbor in real life - Who is your neighbour?

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Do You Love Your Neighbour? An active icebreaker circle no prep game. Comment Post comment Upvoted. Materials Needed Chairs. Join the Discussion Name. Comments Please check your post before submitting, you will not be able to edit it again. Notify me when someone else comments on this game. Kids prioritize play, and with our support educators are leveraging play when teaching virtually in order to keep kids engaged, active, and to build community.

When we play, we engage our bodies, minds, and senses, creating opportunities for increased physical activity, learning, and connection with others. Play can even help relieve stress and support the development of important social-emotional skills, including communication and cooperation.

How to play this fun circle game to get to know your community. Group Size: Large group of 5 or more. Developmental Goal: To have students recognize commonalties within the group and to identify personal characteristics.

Make sure everyone understands the rules.