Within the last month, I ran across two other versions of 'Mr. & Mrs. Wright' (credits included in each document) - while the facilitator reads one of the stories, participants are either passing an object, to the 'Wright/right' or 'Left' or they are stepping to the right or left. The first download has the basic directions along with some example processing questions.
I've played Mr. & Mrs. Wright with fifth grade and older groups. If you have a large group, form concentric circles (circles inside of circles) so everyone can hear the story. All you need is enough passable items or game spots - one for each participant. (These three downloads are also located on the Resources pages at FUNdoing.com)
I've played Mr. & Mrs. Wright with fifth grade and older groups. If you have a large group, form concentric circles (circles inside of circles) so everyone can hear the story. All you need is enough passable items or game spots - one for each participant. (These three downloads are also located on the Resources pages at FUNdoing.com)
Basic Mr. & Mrs. Wright (Go on Vacation) (This download has directions and questions.)
| mrmrswrightfamilyvacation.pdf |
Mr. & Mrs. Wright (Step Version) - Instead of passing objects, participants step 'Wright/right' or 'Left' - this one could be done, carefully, during physical distancing.
| mrmrswright_stepversion.pdf |
Mr. & Mrs. Wright (End Where it Started Version) - At the end of the story, participants should end up with the same object (e.g., an index card with his/her name on it). This is a good one to talk about asking for Help.
| mrmrswright_endwhereitstarted.pdf |
The Wright Family - Online Version (or, Safe Distancing Version) - This one is shared by Jed Buck (thanks Jed!!), a long-time FUN Follower. IMPORTANT NOTE: After each block of text in the story there is a Penny Count (these are places Jed likes to "check in" with his group). As I learned, the 'Wright' in the title - which you should read to participants - is included in the story. If you/they miss this one, the penny count will be off.
| the_wright_family_online_version.pdf |
You can keep a printed copy of these stories with you (in your kit) or have them on your mobile device to read any time.
Be well out there my friend!
Chris Cavert, Ed.D.
Be well out there my friend!
Chris Cavert, Ed.D.
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