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Energizer • Group Games • Toolbox • Trust Building

Sitting a Circle

5 years ago

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Sitting a circle
Sitting a circle is a simple coordination game for groups with ten people and more.

coordination no equipment no preparation short duration

Roly-Poly Toy (Circle of Trust)

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