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A Friendship Letter-Writing Plan: Reflecting and Revising Together
Original feature This original activity invites a group to revisit a past friendship letter-writing session with the goal of refining their approach. Begin by gathering everyone in a quiet space, ideally with an open planning notebook for each participant. Start by asking: What worked well in our last session?
What challenges did we face? Next, consider optional steps like setting a new goal—such as writing letters to someone new or focusing on a specific theme like gratitude or shared memories. Ask: Who would we like to connect with this time?
How can we make our letters more personal or meaningful? Encourage the group to reflect on their experiences and use these insights to shape a new, more thoughtful plan. This activity is designed to foster connection, reflection, and gentle cooperation, using the Rabbit and Tortoise metaphor to emphasize patience and progress.
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