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Find Everybody Who
In a large group, explain to participants that they will be mingling around the room and
then you are going to call out categories one at a time. When a category is called out,
each person must try to find everybody who is the same as them (for example: Find
everybody who uses the same kind as toothpaste as you) and form a group based on that
similarity. You may choose to have the groups share if you would like.
        Find everybody who….

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Find everybody who

  • 1. Find Everybody Who In a large group, explain to participants that they will be mingling around the room and then you are going to call out categories one at a time. When a category is called out, each person must try to find everybody who is the same as them (for example: Find everybody who uses the same kind as toothpaste as you) and form a group based on that similarity. You may choose to have the groups share if you would like. Find everybody who….