Two Truths and One Lie – Fun Variation 🎭
Two Truths and One Lie – Fun Variation 🎭
We play a YES/NO game where the tutor asks questions and each child includes one fake answer among their responses.
If there are 3 questions, then the game becomes “Two Truths and One Lie.”
The rest of the group tries to guess which answer is the lie!
✨ The questions can also be inspired by the news or highlights of the week.
Name, Animal, Object – Fantasy Edition 🦸♂️🐉
Name, Animal, Object – Fantasy Edition 🦸♂️🐉
Children choose:
a name,
an animal,
and an object
with imaginative or fantasy elements.
Example:
Name = Superman
Animal = Flying Tiger
Object = Invisible Backpack
Name, Animal, Object – Feelings Edition 💛
Name, Animal, Object – Feelings Edition 💛
Children find:
a feeling,
an animal,
or an object
starting with a specific letter.
Example:
“Find an emotion that starts with the letter A.”
✨ You can also allow the children to create and choose their own categories.
Object Observation & Weekly News 👀
Object Observation & Weekly News 👀
Children share news from their week using objects they can see around them.
Example:
“I see baby wipes next to me, and it reminds me that today I got on a very dirty bus and wished I had wipes with me!”
This activity boosts:
creativity,
storytelling,
and observation skills.
Story Chain News 🗣️
Story Chain News 🗣️
Each child shares their news by connecting it to what the previous child said.
This activity strengthens:
active listening,
focus,
and group connection.
Act It Out & Teach Us Your Crazy Skill 🎭
Act It Out & Teach Us Your Crazy Skill 🎭
Children do a mini pantomime and teach the group a fun or unique skill.
Examples:
ballet move,
football shot,
dance trick,
funny pose.
Then the whole group tries to imitate them!
Group Reflection Time 💬
Group Reflection Time 💬
In small groups, children discuss:
“What is one thing you are taking away from today’s lesson?”
Perfect for reflection and connection.
Emotion Through the Environment 🌤️
Emotion Through the Environment 🌤️
Children describe how they feel based on images or things they see around them.
Example:
the weather outside the window,
objects in the room,
sounds around them.
This helps develop:
emotional awareness,
creativity,
and self-expression.
One Word from a Picture 📸
One Word from a Picture 📸
Show the group a photo and ask:
“What is the first word that comes to your mind when you see this image?”
This activity encourages:
imagination,
emotional expression,
and spontaneous thinking.