•Make sure you have enough flip chart paper so that each participant has one or
two sheets. They should also have an array of colored markers.
•Arrange the room so that each participant has space and a flat surface on which
to draw.
•Do not make a sketch in advance, but decide how you will portray yourself.
Process
•Distribute a sheet of paper and markers to each participant.
•Ask participants to use the paper to draw a picture of how they see themselves.
Ask them to put their name at the top. Stress that little artistic talent is
needed.
•Instruct participants to add details that reflect their interests and activities.
•Allow participants 5 to 10 minutes to complete the drawings. While they are
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