Two Truths and a Lie
The "Two Truths and a Lie" icebreaker is an engaging and light-hearted activity designed to kickstart conversations within Climate Resilience Groups. Lasting just 10-15 minutes, this game is perfect for groups of 5-12 people and requires no materials, making it easy to implement anywhere. Each participant crafts three climate change-related statements about themselves—two that are true and one that is false. This activity not only breaks the ice but also enriches participants' understanding of each other’s experiences and perspectives on climate issues, fostering a friendly and supportive environment for deeper discussion and collaboration on climate resilience efforts.
Steps:
Explain the rules: each participant will say three statements about themselves related to climate change – two truths and one lie.
Participants take turns sharing their statements.
The rest of the group tries to guess which statement is the lie.
After the guess, the speaker reveals the lie and may provide brief context to their truths.
Duration:
10-15 minutes.
Group Size:
Suitable for 5-12 people.
Materials/Resources Needed:
None.
Accessibility Considerations:
Ensure that the activity is inclusive and considerate of all participants' knowledge levels about climate change.
Tips/Pointers:
Encourage creativity and personal anecdotes to make the game more engaging.
Keep the atmosphere light and encouraging, avoiding any form of judgment or criticism.