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    Name of the Method

    Fruits in a Bag

    Group Size & Age

    25 people

    Duration

    30 minutes with reflection time included

    Materials

    The materials needed are:

    - Chair for each participant

    - 25 oranges

    - 3 raw eggs

    - 2 buckets/ baskets

    - Flipchart paper/ Whiteboard

    Step by step Implementation

    Arrange chairs in an even square, with some space so they are not touching each other.

    ● Place a basket/bucket with 25 oranges and 3 raw eggs in one corner, and place an
    empty basket/bucket in the diagonal corner.

    ● Explain the rules of the game:

    ○ The group challenge is to pass as many objects from one bucket/basket to the
    other
    ○ Everyone must participate and touch each item once but ONLY once
    ○ You cannot pass an object to the person who is in your same row
    ○ You must stay seated in your chair
    ○ Objects should not touch the floor. Any object that touches the floor is out and
    must be left there.

    ● They have 10 mins to prepare and decide:

    ○ How many oranges will they pass?
    ○ How many eggs will they pass?
    ○ In how much time will they do it?
    ○ who will clean the egg(s) if the egg(s) fall?

    ● Once the group has accomplished the task, have them sit down in the circle and reflect:

    ○ How was this experience for you? How do you feel?
    ○ What happened?
    ○ What helped you to work as a team? (You can write down responses on flipchart
    paper)
    ○ What didn’t help you to work as a team?
    ○ What can we learn from this activity?
    ○ What commitment do you want to make to yourself moving forward for one
    action step you can take to work more conducively in the team?

    Aim

    The main aims are to:

    - To provide a group challenge that fosters
    teamwork.

    - To have participants reflect on what it takes to
    work well in teams

    Topics
    • Group Dynamics
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