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Word Association Trees

Purpose
Word association exercises help to collect a large number of heritage themes, for later prioritisation.

Materials

Flipchart paper

Marker pens

Process
In small groups

YOUNG ROOTS RESOURCES

STEP 1- BEGIN

Is it right for you?

Involve young people

STEP 2- ADVICE

Pre-application form

STEP 3- APPLY

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