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Icebreaking Activity: Activity for whole High School (2:05- 2:20): Spiral Group Hug HS Students (including HS Principal Lynne) will be asked to make a circle holding hands (I will also call it as a chain). Then, I (Deepesh) will break the circle, where Lynne is standing and students will be asked do spiral hug to Lynne keeping her at the center (my apology Lynne, you will be squeezed). Once, they make tight spiral hug, they will be asked to unpack the spiral pattern from the center i.e. Lynne must come out first and other students from the center are coming out without breaking the chain (holding hands). They will be challenged to complete this task in 5 minutes. Station 1: Crossing the Congo River known as Gate to the Hell (Station In-charge: David) Task: Each member of the group has to cross the Congo river using limited floaters available. …show more content…

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