This evening Charlie and I will be playing a Board game from Authentic Agility Games. I can’t wait until time for #HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Why Can’t We All Just Get Along to our #FamilyGameNight and also in Homeschool Free Time on Friday.
Inside Why Can’t We All Just Get Along? you will find 100 cards, and 500 questions. Limitless Experiences. When it comes to religion and politics, there are no right and wrong answers, just opinions and beliefs. And it’s not always easy to express them.
With 100 cards, 500 questions to choose from, and multiple ways to play, our games challenge your perspective, deepen your relationships, and make you laugh.
CONNECT. CHALLENGE. EXPERIENCE
WHY CAN’T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG? A fun Ice Breaker Card Game to Encourage Open Discussion and Challenge Your Perspective on topics such as religion and politics. We hope our game will help facilitate important conversations in your schools, communities, and families. Join us as we listen to, celebrate, and respect our unique perspectives. How curious, authentic and agile are you?
- A fun way to help you talk to your friends, family, colleagues or peers about what you agree on and where your thoughts and beliefs differ. You might find you have more common ground than you thought! Discussing religion and politics can be uncomfortable but with this new game, the conversation becomes easy.
- Learn how to discuss important core values and beliefs without defensiveness, judgment, or anger. Why Can’t We All Just Get Along? is a great share and learn game and the perfect way to start the conversation with an open mind. Listen and be heard.
- Voice your opinion – play, listen, and make real connections all while having a great time with this easily portable travel-sized game that can be played anywhere.
- Understand one another on a deeper level, find similarities, and celebrate your differences. It’s not about being right or wrong, it’s about everything else.
- Why Can’t We All Just Get Along? Is the second fun conversation game from the people of Authentic Agility and is a great addition to the original ice breaker game How Do You See The World?
Cathy, the founder of Authentic Agility Games is no stranger to handstands and is known to do them in some pretty unique places. A handstand is not only a physical challenge but forces you into the present moment. We’ll wait. Go try a handstand to see the world from a different perspective!
WAYS TO PLAY
Game night just got real. Check out several ways to play and
explore nearly limitless potential for conversation and fun.
Players: For the person answering: be authentic . . . there is no right or wrong answer!
Listeners: NO judgement of answers and NO clarification of questions (each player should interpret the question for themselves and answer uniquely accordingly).
Reading Class:
Set the Game up then get the instructions out after all the Game players are seated. Then read the instructions/ rule books to everyone. Ask them questions to make sure they understood what you read. Then have them ask you questions about what you read.
Spelling:
Why Can’t We All Just Get Along, Cards, Questions, Change the World, Authentic Agility Games, Challenge, Perspective, Dice, Warm-Up Cards, Question Cards, Questions, Symbol, Category, Score, Organizations
Write your Spelling Words inside your Spelling Journal and include a definition of each word.
Math Class:
Count all of the Game pieces and when you get the answer use the answer to create 5 math problems for someone in your home to work out. Then have them create 5 math problems for you to work out. Write the Math problems inside your Math journal.
Drama Class:
Act out a scene that happened in the movie and make sure you describe what your acting out and why. Write what you acted out inside your Drama Journal.
Art Class:
Create a piece of Art based on something that happened in the Game. Make sure you write out a description of what you drew inside your Art Class.
Music Class:
Create a song/jingle about the Game that could be used in a Commercial. Perform the song or journal for the people playing the Game with you. Write the song/ jingle inside your Music Journal.
Cooking Class:
Create a Snack based on the Game that can be served while playing the Game. Make sure you write the recipe inside your Cooking Journal.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
