Toolbox
Free collection of methods for school and youth work on topics such as democracy, inclusion, media literacy, diversity and intercultural dialogue.
Description All participants sit in a circle. The first one begins and says: “Hello, my name is X, I am from Y and my favourite animal is Z.” (or something…
→ DetailsDescription The participants stand in a circle. The group leader introduces him/herself by saying his/her name and one characteristic that begins with the same letter as his/her first name (e.g.…
→ DetailsDescription Everyone writes his/her first (maybe also second) name vertically or horizontally on a sheet of paper. Characteristics which describe one (e.g. creative, brave) or hobbies shall now complete the…
→ DetailsDescription Groups of 3 participants sit down in a small circle. (The groups should not sit too close to each other, so that they don’t disturb each other.) Now they…
→ DetailsDescription All participants sit on chairs in a circle. One person stands in the middle of the circle. This player says a sentence that begins with “Everbody who …” like…
→ DetailsDescription In pairs, one person with eyes closed, the other person places three fingers of each hands on the other’s shoulder blades and leads them around exploring levels, speeds and…
→ DetailsDescription The group is spilt up into pairs. In the pairs, one person leads the movement, the other person mirrors the leader’s movement. After several movements, change roles. Explore a…
→ DetailsDescription The whole group is walking in space, keeping close together and being aware of the other participants in the group. Single participants can offer different stimuli, walking slowly, quickly,…
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