Giving Tuesday

• Do you think there is such a thing as a selfless good deed?
• Do you think good deeds need to be selfless to make a positive impact?
• What are some ways you have given back in a positive way?
• What are some other ideas of good deeds or ways you can give back in the future?

Discussion Questions

Let’s see what the “Friends” have to say!

Selfless Good Deeds?

Does it truly benefit us to give?

Let’s find out!

makes you happier

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can help you live longer

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builds connection

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boosts our own gratitude

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is contagious

To recap, GIVING…

Monday

Although Joey was right that good deeds help us in return, it’s not a bad thing - it’s even more of a reason to GIVE!

• Everyone individually think of a person, place or thing that needs help.
• Split the group in half. There are 3 rounds to this game and each round, one person from the team are trying to get their teammates to guess as many of the words as they can in 1 minute, then its the other team’s turn.
• The team gets a point for each correct word they guessed.
• A round is over once all the papers have been guessed by one team or the other. Put all the papers back in the bowl for the next round.
• Round 1: Verbally explain the word but may not use any part of the word.
• Round 2: No speaking, can only act out the word.
• Round 3: Can only say one word to prompt their team.

Directions:

Materials Needed:

• Paper
• Pencil
• Timer
• Bowl/Container

Application Game #1: Salad Bowl

• Get into odd numbered groupings.
• Choose who will go first. This person will write down one way you can give back at the top of the paper. Don’t let anyone see the phrase!
• Person 1 will pass the paper to their right and person 2 will read their phrase, fold the paper so nobody else can see it, and draw what they see. They have 1 minute to do so.
• Person 2 will pass the paper to their right and person 3 will only look at the drawing visible, fold the paper, and write down what they think the original phrase was.
• Continue this pattern until it ends back at person 1. If the phrase is the same as the original, you win!

Directions:

Materials Needed:

• Paper
• Pencil
• Timer

Application Game #2: Telestrations

• Everyone individually think of a person, place or thing that needs help.
• On a piece of paper, write down 5 ways to help.
• Take turns sharing your ways to help one by one allowing your group to guess your cause.
• Whoever guesses first, wins a point, the person with the most points after everyone has shared is the winner!

Directions:

Materials Needed:

• Paper
• Pencil

Application Game #3: Guess Who?

How will you participate in Giving Tuesday this year?