Game
Mirror Game
Creative, physical, online friendly, ages 2+
How To: In Emily Meyer’s spiritual practice this week (see above), she invites you to do mirroring with humans and elements of the natural world. This is a game you can play literally anywhere, and it can be fun to try it impromptu or planned. To increase the complexity for older kids, you can try new ‘filters’, like: opposite mirror; fun house mirror (like you’d find at a carnival); slow/fast mirror. The goal in any version of this game is to physically and playfully give the lead to another person, and to practice taking the lead. Note: As adults we are often most comfortable leading with our children; are there ways to let them show us toward a new wisdom or perspective?
Time it takes: 25-30 minutes
