It's time again for the reveal of the FUNdoing Blog posts that have garnered the most views in 2025. Here are the top 3 and another one (recently posted) I'm really excited about exploring more in 2026.
Relationship & Trust Building Cards (Print-N-Play) This post (and resource) was overwhelmingly the most viewed. Facilitators shared with me that the activity was easy to lead and it quickly revealed trusting behavior preferences within the group – opening the door to important conversations.
Human Square I didn't get any feedback on this one other than the view count. Like me, I will guess, we like this one because it's a great no-prop activity, easy to lead with groups of 12 to 30 people. And it has a variety of learning opportunities. Groups, among other concepts, can work on communication behaviors, leadership skills, and trust building.
Figuratively Speaking Conversation Cards (Print-N-Play) It's no surprise another print-n-play made the list (accessible resources are FUNdoing favorites). I used my set of cards all year – I just kept picking cards that landed on thoughts I needed to focus on in the moment. (This was my top pick, most used activity, of the year.)
Grouplets RPS I'm giving this activity the 'most potential' award of the year. I posted it in November, so it doesn't have much traction yet, but I think it will pick up. For a while now I've been exploring the metaphor of 'How we play the game?'. It helps groups move into the connection (discussion) of how we play the game of 'life'. I've been a part of some very interesting discussions on the topic and I want to keep using the idea with different activities like this one as well.
Relationship & Trust Building Cards (Print-N-Play) This post (and resource) was overwhelmingly the most viewed. Facilitators shared with me that the activity was easy to lead and it quickly revealed trusting behavior preferences within the group – opening the door to important conversations.
Human Square I didn't get any feedback on this one other than the view count. Like me, I will guess, we like this one because it's a great no-prop activity, easy to lead with groups of 12 to 30 people. And it has a variety of learning opportunities. Groups, among other concepts, can work on communication behaviors, leadership skills, and trust building.
Figuratively Speaking Conversation Cards (Print-N-Play) It's no surprise another print-n-play made the list (accessible resources are FUNdoing favorites). I used my set of cards all year – I just kept picking cards that landed on thoughts I needed to focus on in the moment. (This was my top pick, most used activity, of the year.)
Grouplets RPS I'm giving this activity the 'most potential' award of the year. I posted it in November, so it doesn't have much traction yet, but I think it will pick up. For a while now I've been exploring the metaphor of 'How we play the game?'. It helps groups move into the connection (discussion) of how we play the game of 'life'. I've been a part of some very interesting discussions on the topic and I want to keep using the idea with different activities like this one as well.
Thank you for joining the FUNdoing adventures in 2025. As I still do, I'm looking forward to more...
All the best,
Chris Cavert, Ed.D.
All the best,
Chris Cavert, Ed.D.
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