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    This document provides instructions for three icebreaker activities: 1. Jump In, Jump Out involves participants standing in a circle holding hands and repeating instructions like "jump in" or "jump out" to activate listening and communication skills. 2. Sarung Chain challenges two groups to pass a sarong through a circle of connected bodies in the shortest time to build teamwork. 3. Clump It Up has a group stand apart and form clumps of a certain number called out by the facilitator, with the person left out each round eliminated, until a final clump of two remains.

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    This document provides instructions for three icebreaker activities: 1. Jump In, Jump Out involves participants standing in a circle holding hands and repeating instructions like "jump in" or "jump out" to activate listening and communication skills. 2. Sarung Chain challenges two groups to pass a sarong through a circle of connected bodies in the shortest time to build teamwork. 3. Clump It Up has a group stand apart and form clumps of a certain number called out by the facilitator, with the person left out each round eliminated, until a final clump of two remains.

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    This document provides instructions for three icebreaker activities: 1. Jump In, Jump Out involves participants standing in a circle holding hands and repeating instructions like "jump in" or "jump out" to activate listening and communication skills. 2. Sarung Chain challenges two groups to pass a sarong through a circle of connected bodies in the shortest time to build teamwork. 3. Clump It Up has a group stand apart and form clumps of a certain number called out by the facilitator, with the person left out each round eliminated, until a final clump of two remains.

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    This document provides instructions for three icebreaker activities: 1. Jump In, Jump Out involves participants standing in a circle holding hands and repeating instructions like "jump in" or "jump out" to activate listening and communication skills. 2. Sarung Chain challenges two groups to pass a sarong through a circle of connected bodies in the shortest time to build teamwork. 3. Clump It Up has a group stand apart and form clumps of a certain number called out by the facilitator, with the person left out each round eliminated, until a final clump of two remains.

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    Jump In, Jump Out

    This icebreaker is great for getting your group warmed up, both physically
    and mentally! It activates listening and communication skills while letting
    your group have fun and laugh at their own mistakes. You can also use this
    activity to talk about prevention and healthy choices. As you engage in the
    icebreaker, group members will likely find that it is easy to follow what the
    person next to them says and does, even if that person is not following the
    instructions. It takes focus, dedication and leadership to avoid negative peer
    pressure and to choose to do the right thing, like saying no to drugs and
    alcohol.

    Time Needed: 10 minutes


    Group Size: Any
    Materials: None

    Description & Directions: Have participants stand in a circle and hold hands.

    Round One: Have participants repeat and do as you say. For example, say,
    “jump in.” Participants will say “jump in” as they do so. Use the directions
    jump in, jump out, jump right and jump left.
    Round Two: Have participants say and do the opposite of what you say. For
    example, say, “jump in.” Participants will say “jump out” as they do so.
    Again, use the directions jump in, jump out, jump right and jump left.
    Round Three: Have participants say what you say and do the opposite. For
    example, say, “jump in.” Participants will say “jump in,” but actually jump
    out. Use the directions jump in, jump out, jump right and jump left.
    We hope you enjoy this activity and are able to use it to strengthen
    conversations about prevention with your Youth Action Team or youth
    organization!
    Sarung Chain
    Sarung Chain is an icebreaker game where participants have to attempt to
    weave a Sarung through a series of connected bodies in the shortest time
    possible.

    Team Size

    About 10 people or more, 2 groups

    Materials Required

    Two Sarung, one per group

    Time Required

    About 10 minutes

    Instructions

    1. The participants will stand in a circle and hold hands.


    2. Then, the facilitator will place the Sarung on someone and the
    objective is to pass the Sarung from the first person all the way to the
    last person without breaking the hands link.
    3. Each person will therefore have to try to move the Sarung without the
    use of their hands; they have to move their whole body to get it from
    their left side to their right (or vice versa).
    4. The group which can finish the one round the fastest wins.

    Debriefing Notes

    If a group finishes too fast, they can try with 2 Sarung, or they can combine
    groups to do the exercise one more time.
    Clump It Up

    1. Have your group stand at least five feet apart, so that arms are not
    touching.

    2. Tell them that you will be calling out a number and when you do so,
    they are to find others and form a clump.

    3. When you all out the number, you will call out one a least one number
    less than the group’s total.

    4. Someone will not be able to find a clump to join.

    5. The left out person is out of the game.

    6. Continue until you have a clump of two – the winners!

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