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Time:
Participants:
Materials:
Purpose:
Preparation
and Notes for Facilitator:
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All stand and form
circle. Facilitator provides a one sentence review of the program’s
objectives.
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Facilitator starts by
stating what s/he experienced as a result of facilitating program.
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Holding onto the end of
yarn, Facilitator tosses the ball to a participant on the other side of the
circle.
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Have each person take a
turn at receiving skein, sharing reflections, and tossing the yarn while
continuing to hold on to a piece.
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Continue until every
participant is holding a part of the web.
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Facilitator asks for
observations about the resulting visual that connects all participants.
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Facilitator summarizes
all participant comments, pointing out that web of yarn connects every member
of the group.
Optional:
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Facilitator points out
that the program began as a collection of individuals willing to learn from
and with each other.
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Facilitator cuts the
yarn with scissors so that each person leaves, as they came, as an individual,
but taking with them a piece of one another.
Optional for multi-day or continuing sessions:
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Ask participants to
bring their individual pieces of yarn to next session
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Ask for, or develop your
own, creative ideas for using the pieces of yarn.
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Survivor
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