Fun Ways to Decide What to Eat
Simple random methods for ending the dinner debate.
Make a short list of places or meals that everyone is willing to accept. Put them into the Decision Wheel and let the spin settle the question.
Before you start
Make a short list of places or meals that everyone is willing to accept. Put them into the Decision Wheel and let the spin settle the question. Simple random methods for ending the dinner debate. A useful rule of thumb is to keep instructions short, give everyone a clear turn, and stop or change the activity when the group is no longer enjoying it.
For a random version, prepare the acceptable options in advance and use the TossUp tools to make the selection visible.
A simple approach
Make a short list of places or meals that everyone is willing to accept. Put them into the Decision Wheel and let the spin settle the question. Simple random methods for ending the dinner debate. A useful rule of thumb is to keep instructions short, give everyone a clear turn, and stop or change the activity when the group is no longer enjoying it.
For a random version, prepare the acceptable options in advance and use the TossUp tools to make the selection visible.
Keep the activity moving
Make a short list of places or meals that everyone is willing to accept. Put them into the Decision Wheel and let the spin settle the question. Simple random methods for ending the dinner debate. A useful rule of thumb is to keep instructions short, give everyone a clear turn, and stop or change the activity when the group is no longer enjoying it.
For a random version, prepare the acceptable options in advance and use the TossUp tools to make the selection visible.
Make it work for your group
Make a short list of places or meals that everyone is willing to accept. Put them into the Decision Wheel and let the spin settle the question. Simple random methods for ending the dinner debate. A useful rule of thumb is to keep instructions short, give everyone a clear turn, and stop or change the activity when the group is no longer enjoying it.
For a random version, prepare the acceptable options in advance and use the TossUp tools to make the selection visible.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this with a large group?
Yes. Keep the rules short, use a shared screen when possible and make sure everyone understands how turns are assigned.
Can I adapt the ideas?
Yes. Treat the guide as a starting point and adapt prompts to the age, setting and comfort level of your group.