Wheel of Life
Brief:Young people see visually what is important to them
Equipment: Pen and paper
Step by Step
- Give out a pen and a paper to each young person, they should draw a circle and draw lines from the centre to split into 6 segments.
- Get the young people to think about 6 important areas of their lives. For example: physical health, mental health, family, social, career, spiritual, education, career, family, friends, finances, exercise, and creative projects.
- They should label each segment with an important area of their life.
- Next they should colour in or shade how important they feel these areas are to them, and/or what they feel requires their attention at this time.
- Reflect with them why different parts are important.
Things to Consider
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Explainer
This exercise helps young people to be able to explore what things are important to them and how that fluctuates.
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