Disclaimer: This content is fictional but contains distressing themes that may be offensive to some people including deaths of children. It is implied and we do not endorse any crisis committees to act out skits that portray such events. Crisis events for such an activity should give hints (or mislead) the committee in regards to who is destroying Christmas, depending on the crisis notes given.
This activity is a fun crisis-ish committee where the team will assign roles to members in their club. Two of these roles are meant to sabotage Christmas by aiding Santa (or perhaps even framing Santa) for the mysterious deaths of children. For this activity, there is a sheet where people are assigned roles (see below). It would be helpful to give students a description of their roles and their relationship to Santa, in order for them to understand to what extent or power do they have to act against or investigate other members in the committee.
Loyal subordinates and family members of Santa, you are all gathered here today to hold each other accountable on the recent events revolving around your work to the children. As your Chair, I have been informed that Christmas preparations thus far are disastrous. Numerous reports have stated children being killed in places where Santa has visited. This begs the question if people have been an accomplice to Santa’s accused actions. Creatures and humans, you all must eliminate the threats this Christmas in our committee or else the streets will be filled with graves within the coming weeks.
— Committee Chair
To keep track of logistics as the committee runs, use the document below:
The following two documents below have roles as well as a character list. The Dais should take note of everyone’s roles (are they saving or sabotaging Christmas)? The roles are cut out as slips and handed to each student prior to the simulation beginning.
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