Our thanks to Roger Greenaway for permission to share this tool with you. Either way, it makes for a great way to introduce such concepts as the right to be heard and the right to pass.
Rounds are sentences started by the reviewer which are finished by each person in turn.
The sentences can be about facts or feelings, self or others, past, present or future. Rounds introduce some basic principles common to many reviewing methods, such as the right to be heard and the right to pass. By trying out different sentence beginning, the reviewer can find the level at which people are most willing and able to take part.