Activity Description: Youths write three personal slogans and share them with the group to express how they see themselves.
Items Needed:
- Paper for each Youth
- Pen or pencil for each Youth
Instructions (Estimated Total Time: 15–20 min):
- Write three personal slogans (5–7 min)
- Each Youth writes down three sayings or phrases that describe them. (For example, “The early bird catches the worm” for someone who wakes up early.)
- Encourage variety (slogans can be about habits, feelings, or favorite ideas).
- Introduce and share (8–10 min)
- Youth take turns introducing themselves to the group.
- Each Youth reads their slogans and briefly explain why they chose them.
Optional Reflection:
- Reflect as a group (2–3 min)
- Celebrate the different ways Youth express themselves
- Talk briefly about how words can show personality.
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