In this activity, girls will use their bodies to represent one of three emojis - Happy Face, Sad Face, or Neutral Face 😊😢😐
How-To:
- Make sure everyone has a bit of space around them. One leader will read the questions, and other leaders should help observe the girls actions to get a sense of their likes/dislikes.
- Explain to the girls that you are going to read some statements, and they should respond by making the action for the emoji that best represents how they feel about that statement.
Happy Face - Raise both arms straight up in the air, above their heads
Sad Face - Hold both arms tight against their sides
Neutral Face - Hold both arms straight out (horizontal) at shoulder height - Read some short questions (no more than 3-5) starting with the phrase "How do you feel about..." that relate to the idea or activity you are evaluating.
- For example, if you are planning a camp for Brownies, during your planning with the girls, you might ask:
How do you feel about camping?
How do you feel about sleeping in tents?
How do you feel about using an outhouse?
How do you feel about hikes?
How do you feel about going to camp without your parents?
How do you feel about camping at Sandy Lake?
Or other questions relevant to your group. Try asking the same questions at multiple intervals - before you start planning, after planning together as a group, and during or after camp, to see if their feelings have changed.
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