CLR Activity: You Can Do This Too! Inner Outer Circle

Inner Outer Circle is an activity with opportunities to validate and affirm cultural behaviors like Kinesthetics, Communalism, Spontaneity, Dynamic Attention Spans, Immediacy, and Collaboration Description and How-To-Steps: Students practice answering questions OR share varied responses to an open-ended question.

1. Teacher or students prepare questions. One question will be needed for each student, or if the teacher is asking the questions, one question is needed for each rotation.
2. Students form two circles, one inside the other. Teacher or student on outside asks their questions to the person on the inside. Persons on the inside answers.
3. After 60-90 seconds, the outer circle rotates, and the process is repeated until a full rotation is made.
4. If each student has their own question…Repeat the inner circle asking questions and the outer circle responding.

Note: This can also be used for students to share varied responses to an open-ended question.