Start off the activity by talking to the students about relationships. Questions: Who here has someone they’re close with? (whether that be a friend or family member) Are there any other people you have a close relationship with? Why do you think you’re close to them? What is a relationship? After introducing the idea of … Me and You
The Happiness Game Materials needed: A paper and a pen. The facilitator has to make three columns as follows: a. Things I must have to be happy. b. Things I would like to have to be happy. c. Things I do not require to be happy. Participants have to add three things in each column. … What is Necessary for Happiness?
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