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I was in a teacher training class the other night and we were discussing ice breakers (ways to get a classroom going and ease tension). This particular one seemed to work for most people and it was atleast somewhat accurate.
You take a pink standard piece of paper (i dont think collor matter) and ask the class to draw a pig. You can do this with anyone doesnt need to be in a class or anything. The following sheet will help you interprut the results.
The Pig Personality Profile
Use the following data to interpret the meaning of your pig. Let’s see how accurate
this interpretation of how others see you and how you see yourself!
1) If the pig is drawn towards the top of the paper you are perceived as a positive
and optimistic person by others.
2) If the pig is drawn towards the middle of the page you are perceived as a realist.
3) If the pig is drawn towards the bottom of the page, you are perceived as a
pessimistic person and have the tendency to behave negatively under pressure.
4) If the pig is facing to the left, you believe in tradition, are friendly and
remember dates and birthdays.
5) If the pig is facing forward (towards you) you are a direct person; neither fear
nor avoid discussion and enjoy “stirring the pot” to promote change.
6) If the pig is facing to the right you are innovative, creative and active; you have
a poor memory of dates and birthdays.
7) If the pig is drawn with many details you see yourself as analytical and cautious.
Others must work hard to earn your trust and to keep it.
8) If the pig is drawn with few details you are a risk taker; wear your emotions on
your sleeve and care little for the details in life.
9) If the pig is drawn with (four) 4 legs showing you are secure, stick to your
beliefs and have been told at least once in your life that you are stubborn.
10) If the pig is drawn with less than 4 legs showing you are living through a
period of major change in your life.
11) The larger the pigs ears you have drawn, the better listener you are.
12) And last but not least…the longer the pig’s tail that you have drawn (including
loops) the more satisfied you are with the quality of your personal relationships.
You take a pink standard piece of paper (i dont think collor matter) and ask the class to draw a pig. You can do this with anyone doesnt need to be in a class or anything. The following sheet will help you interprut the results.
The Pig Personality Profile
Use the following data to interpret the meaning of your pig. Let’s see how accurate
this interpretation of how others see you and how you see yourself!
1) If the pig is drawn towards the top of the paper you are perceived as a positive
and optimistic person by others.
2) If the pig is drawn towards the middle of the page you are perceived as a realist.
3) If the pig is drawn towards the bottom of the page, you are perceived as a
pessimistic person and have the tendency to behave negatively under pressure.
4) If the pig is facing to the left, you believe in tradition, are friendly and
remember dates and birthdays.
5) If the pig is facing forward (towards you) you are a direct person; neither fear
nor avoid discussion and enjoy “stirring the pot” to promote change.
6) If the pig is facing to the right you are innovative, creative and active; you have
a poor memory of dates and birthdays.
7) If the pig is drawn with many details you see yourself as analytical and cautious.
Others must work hard to earn your trust and to keep it.
8) If the pig is drawn with few details you are a risk taker; wear your emotions on
your sleeve and care little for the details in life.
9) If the pig is drawn with (four) 4 legs showing you are secure, stick to your
beliefs and have been told at least once in your life that you are stubborn.
10) If the pig is drawn with less than 4 legs showing you are living through a
period of major change in your life.
11) The larger the pigs ears you have drawn, the better listener you are.
12) And last but not least…the longer the pig’s tail that you have drawn (including
loops) the more satisfied you are with the quality of your personal relationships.
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