Topics can be humorous or serious. This is a short exercise which can be used as a warm-up or at the very end of the meeting. Have members explain why, for example, their stuttering is so bad this week. They can either give a talk on its usefulness or make up an. outlandish story about it. The Facilitator prepares and issues the topics.
Originality is desired in the topics.
Each member may be given an individual subject or a choice of subjects may be presented from which he or she can draw at random. The organizers want to house a minor league baseball team. A quote from a classic book or a belief about stuttering or some other statement is written down and then whispered to one person. That person in turn whispers what they remember to the next person. When the last person has gotten the message, they tell the entire group the message and it is compared to the original one.