Step-by-Step Instructions
- In advance, visit the Resources tab to download a set of Print+Play Must Choose question cards.
- Form pairs.
- Pose a question in which each person must choose between two distinct (often opposing) options, eg do you prefer Coke or Pepsi?
- Each person considers their choice and shares this decision with their partner.
- Next, each person predicts the preference of the majority of people in their group, and shares this prediction with their partner.
- When ready, ask everyone to stand to one side of a space (or the other) according to their personal choice to determine the majority preference of the group.
- Each person who accurately predicts the group’s (majority) preference earns a point.
- Repeat this process, asking as many questions as you have time or energy to explore.
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