Author: Juli Wiegman

All games listed below can be played with any regular 52 card deck Speed How to play: In a line on the table place one pile of five cards, one card face down, one card face down and then another pile of five cards. Deal

All games listed below can be played with any regular 52 card deck For Elementary Age Memory (age 3+) How to play: Choose a card dealer. This player deals all the cards around the group until there are no cards left. Some players may have

Print out the questions below on brightly colored paper. (The questions may be adjusted based on your mentee’s age.) Cut out each “Would you rather, or” pair. Give your mentee and yourself an equal number of pairs. Take turns asking the questions to one another.

A team game, where mentee and mentor work together, racing the clock, to build..... The most _____________________________, _______________________________, and _______________________________ structure on the ____________________________. Fill in the blanks above using these adjectives, or come up with your own awesome boss intriguing imaginative inventive pioneering outrageous

Materials needed: Blank paper Notebook paper (optional) Markers or Crayons Timer/watch Step 1 Mentor and mentee each choose a different color marker or crayon. On the piece of blank paper, take turns doodling for 15-30 seconds, without picking up your marker from the page. Step

This activity is for upper elementary, middle and high school aged students. Purpose: To learn more about your mentee’s past and present, as well as giving the mentor an opportunity to self-disclose appropriately. Self-disclosure can be a very effective tool. It allows the mentee to