One Voice
A group must answer questions speaking as a single voice — all together, word by word.
Demands extreme attunement to the group — students must surrender individual control for collective flow.
Instructions
Small groups stand together. The teacher asks a question. The group must answer speaking simultaneously, one word at a time, as if they are a single person — no planning who says what. They must watch and feel each other to stay together. Start with simple questions, build to complex ones. Debrief: what did it take to become one voice?
Classroom timer
10:00
Best used when
When a group needs to practice deep listening and letting go of individual dominance.
Variation
The group must tell a complete story as one voice — one word at a time.
Time
10 min
Noise
Medium
Prep
None
How did it go?
Quick evaluation — helps you find what works again.