Re: Opening a meeting | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Angie McGowan (angiem![]() |
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Date: Thu, 25 May 95 17:36 CDT |
Rob Sandelin asked: >OK , all you meeting veterans out there in Cohousing land, how about >sharing some of your methods for opening a meeting? I know many >groups start meetings with some sort of activity or opening and I need >some new ideas for my own group - and of course everyone can benefit. > >Some of the ways we have opening meetings at Sharingwood: >Singing our names >Assembling on a map of the US by where we were born >group humming - vocal improvisation. >Writing out our middle names and matching the middle name to the owner >Sharing Appreciation's >Sharing one sentence word goals for the community >Pantomime our feelings at the moment We do some of those for our mid-meeting game e.g. group humming or doing some sort of pantomime. You couldn't really do the middle names game or the map of your birth game more than once, cos people would already know the answers. What we do at the beginning is a Show and Tell session lasting about 10 minutes, where we go round the group in turn and everyone gets to tell some exciting, interesting or otherwise momentous thing that they've done since the last meeting. Also we set the meeting time for 15 minutes before the start to give people a chance to chat to each other or be late or whatever. Angie McGowan Cascade Cohousing, Tasmania _______________________________________________ Angie McGowan Cultural Heritage Section Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania Australia Intl ph +61-02-336596 Dom ph (002) 336596
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Opening a meeting Rob Sandelin, May 22 1995
- Re: Opening a meeting Angie McGowan, May 25 1995
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