What are you grateful for?
Objectives
Communication, team spirit, creativity, planning skills, imagination, expression
Description
If your family has a tradition of eating dinner together, it is a good idea to make this gathering 100% screen-free, and when the stomach is full, find more time to communicate with each other. You could for example do a round of conversation after the meal, where everyone can say what they have experienced and learned that day, what made them most happy or put them in a bad mood. The end of the exercise is a circle where everyone can say what they are grateful for. One of the basic principles of this whole exercise is voluntariness - no one is obliged to speak. It is this volunteering that usually produces very good results.