Spot It! getting to know you

Spot It! getting to know youSpot It! We find Spot It to be best used as a great way to pair or group people together. Hand out the Spot It Cards and then ask people to go up to one another to find the image they share amongst their cards (every card shares one and only one image with every other card). Once in the pair or group you can ask them to share something about themselves or do a group activity, the list is endless. The beautiful metaphor in this exercise is that people

The unique "module" format of this workbook allows you to focus on your own individual anxiety and worry patterns

social-emotional learning

This process can help shift some of the responsibility for successful processing from the facilitator to the participants

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And it works best when practiced daily—whether you’re at home

camp leaders or occupational therapists

or simply seeking to balance your own emotions

team building

such as analysis paralysis

The activities' target audience is vast

Get organized at school

and trouble staying on track