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Players: 2-4 people

What You'll Need:

• Paper

• Pens or pencils

• Timer (optional)

The Challenge:

1. Change Category Pick: Everyone agree on a category for positive change. This could be school-related (e.g., improving recycling), community-focused (e.g., promoting kindness), or global (e.g., protecting endangered species).

2. Influencer Inspiration: Imagine you're a famous person or someone people look up to. Each player decide a way to promote their cause. Examples are acting, art, story, or a post/video for social media.

3. Campaign Creation: Set a timer for 5 minutes (or play for rounds without a timer). During this time, each player creates a short campaign for their chosen platform to promote positive change in the category you picked.

Campaign Ideas:

• TikTok Star: A catchy dance trend with a message about your cause.

• YouTube Vlogger: A short, informative video explaining the issue and ways to get involved.

• Artist: A creative poster or image that raises awareness in a visually striking way.

4. Show and Tell: After the time is up, each player presents their campaign to the group. Explain what platform you'd use, the message you want to spread, and how your campaign would be effective.

5. Change Champion Vote: As a group, discuss all the campaigns. Vote for the one you think would be most effective at promoting positive change.

Bonus Round (Optional):

• Act it Out!: If you have time, take turns acting out a scene from your campaigns. This can add some fun and help you refine your ideas.

Wrap-Up (5 Minutes):

• Reflection: Discuss what you learned from this game. How can you use your own voice and influence to create positive change, even if you're not a famous influencer?

• Take Action!: Brainstorm some ways you can take action related to the category you picked. This could be starting a club, volunteering, or simply spreading awareness among your friends.

Remember: Everyone has the power to make a difference, no matter how big or small. By using your creativity and teamwork, you can be a Change Champion for good!

What You'll Need:

• Plenty of space to move around

The Challenge:

1. Character Casting: Decide on a category of characters, like movie stars, historical figures, or even fictional creatures.

2. Strike a Pose! Take turns being the " sculptor" and the "statue." The sculptor picks a character from the chosen category and silently acts out their pose and mannerisms.

3. Become the Character: The statue watches the sculptor closely and tries to embody the character they're portraying through their own pose and facial expressions.

4. Guess Who?: After a short while (around 10 seconds), everyone else tries to guess the character the statue is portraying.

5. Statue Switch: The statue becomes the new sculptor, picking a character and posing. The game continues, with everyone getting a chance to be both the sculptor and the statue.

Bonus Round (Optional):

• Double Trouble: For an extra challenge, two sculptors can act out a scene together, and the statue has to combine the poses and expressions of both characters.

Wrap-Up (5 Minutes):

• Reflection: Discuss what you learned from this game. Was it easy to embody different characters? How did you use your own creativity to portray them?

• Real-World Inspiration: Think about people you admire in real life. How have they influenced you? How do you express your own unique personality in the way you act and behave?

Remember: Everyone has a unique way of moving and expressing themselves. This game is about having fun exploring different characters while staying true to your own awesome self!

1. Stick it- (in the womb)find someone you have 1 thing in common with and stick with them every time we’re doing activities but don’t remind them to stay together. See if they stay together or if they go to other people

2. Babies/ Toddlers- 2 teams will be set and 1 team will be the baby and the other one will be the parent. The baby will have their shoes tied or some kind of challenge blocking them from reaching the parent.

3. Taxi cab- one person is the driver and everyone else has to mimic the emotion of the driver

4. Teenagers- walk around on your phone and bump into everyone else

5. Write on a note card how influence has effected your life and then explain the games.