Step-by-Step Instructions
This creative reflection activity transforms program experiences into meaningful artistic expression. Album Cover provides an engaging way to process and share stories while making the debriefing activity fun and memorable. Trainers and group facilitators value how this artistic approach naturally encourages deeper reflection whilst creating tangible reminders of group experiences. The blend of creativity and structured sharing makes it perfect for youth programs, training workshops or retreats where meaningful debriefing through alternative methods matters.
Album Cover – Creative Reflection Activity
- Distribute large sheets of paper and markers/pens to each individual or small group.
- If necessary, re-shape the paper into a square.
- Instruct each person (or group) to design and create a colourful music album cover featuring images, album cover title and song names.
- Guide your group to create images and titles that reflect the story of their unique experience.
- Allow ample time for reflection and production of artwork.
- Invite one or more people to share their artwork and titles with the whole group.
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