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Materials Required
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* 4 children, * 4 long logs of wood, * A big room, a long as the 4 logs of wood put together.
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How to Do It
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- Ask the children to imagine that the room is a big river.
- Give each child a log of wood telling him/her the log can be used as a bridge to cross the river.
- Let each child try crossing with the log, which in most cases will not be able to do.
- Now suggest that they can take help of friends in crossing the river.
- Children will experiment with borrowing 1 log, then 2, and ultimately 3 and will sure be able to use their discretion to cross the imaginary river, the room.
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How Does It Help
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* The art of communication and negotiation is cultivated. * The importance of team building and cooperation is inculcated. * Social skills are cultivated.
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Conclusion
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The child said, "Now I understand why my parents told me that unity is strength."
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