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I'm teaching a group (with a friend), but unfortunately the turnout isn't as big as we had hoped. It's still fun, but it removes some options. Many games just require a certain amount of players.
There are upsides though. We can get through exercises really quickly, and everyone gets tons of personal attention.
We have some ways of dealing with it. For instance, my friend and I usually play with the group.
Just to be clear: the group size ranges from 2 to 5.
Do you have any tips or exercises do you have that work well for small groups? Are there any things you would like to do, but can't because your group is to big?
There are upsides though. We can get through exercises really quickly, and everyone gets tons of personal attention.
We have some ways of dealing with it. For instance, my friend and I usually play with the group.
Just to be clear: the group size ranges from 2 to 5.
Do you have any tips or exercises do you have that work well for small groups? Are there any things you would like to do, but can't because your group is to big?