After warming up the body with several movement exercises, one can start by (for example) taking the others into a scenario such as organising and having a dinner party. You could begin in the supermarket, deciding together who to invite and what to cook. Back home, you are getting everything …
Take a piece of your writing and tweak it until it flows. Narrate it out loud and correct where necessary. Now record your narration. What happens to the story when it's read out? Does it work like this? Are there any gaps or distracting sidetracks? Could you add some ambience …
Choose 10 sentences from your freewriting exercise, your story, your draft, that draws your attention. Exchange your selection with someone else. Strike a third of the other person's text and rearrange the order. Give it back to the author. It's everyone's task now to write a story, where the newly …
Ask yourself or someone else the question: What's your life motto? Or your values to live by? Take a piece of paper and a couple minutes to write down what comes to your mind. Then, ask the follow-up question: In what way are you not living by that motto? Or …