Flower Petals
Pass a flower around the group and have each person tell what they like and dislike.
Tami Rudkin | posted 5/12/2001
| Topics: | Discussion starters, Emotions, Icebreakers, Interaction |
| Filters: | Facilitator, Group Leader, Host, Lead |
| Purpose: | Fellowship |
| References: |  |
| Date Added: | May 12, 2001 |
Bring a flower with many petals, such as a daisy or rose, to your group meeting. While passing the flower from person to person your group will alternate completing the statement, "I love … " and "I strongly dislike … ". As each person completes their statement have them pull a petal off. Keep going until the petals are all gone.
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