For example, if your family does a lot of camping or hiking, you may enjoy that. They are then exposed to the sport and may or may not like it. Watching, listening or reading advertisements, infomercials, sports shows, etc. may affect choices. For example, if your favorite sports star is Michael Jordan, you might decide to play basketball. Or a popular actor might advertise a particular exercise product on TV and because of that you are curious about it.
Groups create skits.
The skit should be 5 to 10 minutes long and groups should prepare to present their skits to the class. Encourage groups to be very creative. Tell them that the skit must include every member of the group. Reflect, summarize and discuss. As groups presents their skits, discuss the activities depicted and the influences on these activities.