Run an playful activity using these details
In a group, play a game to create shared meaning about principles.
- Distribute Bingo sheets to people in group. Make your own or use these prepared sets:
- Put relevant set of PRINCIPLE cards into a bag.
- Pass around the bag and have someone blindly select a card.
- Read the card to self.
- Out loud, name the Principle. Share thoughts about the meaning of the Principle, or Name an action relevant to a current situation to apply the Principle.
- If the Principle is on the Bingo sheet, people mark it. (They also write down any Notes as the Bingo sheet becomes their own handout/note resource.)
- Repeat steps 3-6 six times or until there is a Bingo (i.e. A whole row of Principles marked off on their sheet.)
Bingo is a game in which players mark off items on sheets as the items are drawn randomly by a caller, the winner being the first person to mark off all their items.
A more advanced version of the game:
Instead of placing PRINCIPLE cards into a bag, prepare a set of short stories where each story illustrates one principle. When a story is selected randomly from the bag, the group decides and agrees on which principle it illustrates, then mark that principle off their individual Bingo sheets.
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