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Description

4 TEAMWORK: With other Guides make a diagram showing how you are all the same but different (Overlapping circle diagrams)

Resources

 Large sheet of paper
 Markers

Instructions

This activity will help your Guides to find out what they have in common with each other.

Guides should work together to come up with a way to display things that they have in common and things that are unique to them. One example of how to do this would be the following:

1. Divide Guides into groups of three (will also work in a pair if necessary).
2. Using a sheet of paper and markers, draw three overlapping circles.
3. Each Guide should write her name at the top of one of the circles.
4. After discussing amongst themselves, Guides should fill in three things in their own section of the circle that they don’t have in common with either of the other Guides for example, family, hobbies, interests.
5. Guides then find out and fill in things that they have in common with one of the other Guides in their group and fill in the appropriate section that connects them.
6. Finally, Guides find out things they all have in common and fill in the centre section.
7. Guides can then colour and decorate their diagram and present it to the rest of the Unit.

Debrief
Guides can now clearly see how they have similar and different interests to each other.

Tags

• Different Interests
• Identity
• IGG
• self-esteem
• venn diagram

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