Talk:Future backwards
Currently says, "Butcher paper is placed along a long wall (3 strips)" Clarity: Because rolls of paper are rolls I assume this means stacked on top of each other. I have found that that the height is more a function of the size of the hexies. And, it would likely be helpful to add advice on the length of the paper. I've used anywhere from about 5 feet to 12 feet. But, the shorter the length the more it limits participants to number of turning points. I prefer long sheets. Again, the length biases them toward more turning points, but I find that too many is preferred to too few.
Currently says: "Provide groups with coloured hexies for each stage and provide them with descriptions of each stage" Clarity: This implies that you are giving everyone all the hexies and describing each stage up front. Is that what you meant? I only give them the hexies and the instructions just prior to the next stage so that they will focus on just one at a time.
I believe I eventually figured it out, but had to do some searching. Thanks for the reminder. --StevenHolt (talk) 05:38, 7 April 2021 (UTC)