Duration: around 15-20 mins.
Group size: from small to large
Materials: large room
Hints for the Facilitator:
The Facilitator describes the movements for each of the following. He/she further explains that hands, feet, legs, body, voice, tongue and eyes all play their part in blending together the Haka. The Facilitator, spurs on the team, before leading the dance, with the following chant:
Ringa pakia (Slap hands against thighs)
Uma tiraha (Puff out the chest)
Turi whatia (Bend the knees)
Hope whai ake (Let the hip follow)
Waewae takahia kia kino (Stamp the feet as hard as you can)
Ka mate! Ka mate! (It is death! It is death!)
Ka ora! Ka ore! (It is life! It is life!)
Tenei te tangata puhuru huru (This is the hairy person)
Nana i tiki mai (Who caused the sun to shine)
Whakawhiti te ra (Keep abreast! Keep abreast!)
A hupane kaupane! (The rank! Hold fast!)
A upane kaupane whiti te ra! (Into the sun that shines!!).
Start slowly! Repeat several times.
Duration: around 20-25 mins.
Group size: from small to large
Materials: sheets, pens, flip chart.
The Facilitator proceeds to a group discussion with the following questions:
Each participant writes down the answers in a piece of paper. Participants are given 5 minutes to answer all questions. After that, it is a surprise. Everyone submits his answers to his neighbour’s questions to the left, and the neighbour on the left has to protect them and answer them. The Facilitator writes the answers on the flip chart
Once all participants’ responses are registered, a discussion is followed, including the following questions.
Duration: around 40-45 mins.
Group size: from small to large
Materials: sheets, pens, flip chart, Wi-Fi, PC or smart phones, markers etc.
The Facilitator divides participants into smaller groups and gives each group a task:
Duration: around 40-50 mins.
Group size: from small to large
Materials: sheets, pens, flip chart, Wi-Fi, PC or smart phones, markers, chairs, table etc.
The Facilitator assigns 2-3 participants as jury and then divides the other participants into 2 groups. Then He/she gives each group a task: To prepare, present and defend their candidacy about hosting the Olympic Games.
Both teams have 25 minutes to prepare their presentation and 5 minutes to present their presentations.
At the end of each presentation 5 minutes are provided for questions and answers from both the jury and the other team.
The Facilitator, together with the selected participants, form the Commission for selection of the host city of the Olympic Games, prepare the pressroom and the order of presentation of the two teams.
Finally, everyone votes in secret, the Facilitator counts the valid ballots and announces the host of the Olympic Games.
Hints for the Facilitator:
Provide enough time and materials – for preparation and presentation.
After the end of all activities, the Facilitator asks each participant what is their favourite sport, a favourite team or sports star, what are the benefits of sports to him/her and the society, what are the risks of using stimulants or banned substances.
All participants will be asked to create a campaign on social media (as a group or an individual) portraying a sport star or sport team who promote “Clean sport” (without anabolics and steroids). Campaign or posts and pictures must have their own hashtag (#CleanSport, #StartNow, etc.).