If you don't have a projector, print the images in large format/color. See examples on the right and in step 3.

Choose your images depending on the topic you want to discuss. It can be related to nutrition, addictions, nature, ...

If there are many participants, do not hesitate to print several copies of each image in large format.

• The participants are arranged in a line at the center of the activity space, facing the facilitator or the screen displaying the presentation.             
• The facilitator, standing on a chair, holds all the necessary images. If there are many participants, a second facilitator sits on a second chair and has a complete set of images arranged in the same order.

1.Specify the instructions.

• If the image shown corresponds to something I like, I take 2 steps forward.
• If something doesn't meet my preferences, I take a step back.
• I must think independently, not based on my neighbors' actions. There are no winners or losers.

2. Upon launching the game, the first image is displayed.

• The game should remain neutral and not be related to the player's personal life.      
• While some players may enjoy it, others may not. Players can move forward or backward based on their preferences.

3.Conclude

CONCRETELY

All the players started on the same line. Why didn't they all arrive at the same place?

TO GO FURTHER:

Have you ever found it difficult to hold a different opinion from others?

How do you handle situations where a friend disagrees with you?

Everyone is unique. No one is obligated to love the same things as their neighbor, child, father, or mother. In this exercise you have expressed your feelings through simple images. The starting line has been distorted by everything you have seen, just as it is in everyday life. It is important to know how to express how you feel and to observe what others feel.