Possible answers:
1). Have an exciting conversation about a project or another assignment. Most discussions are happy moments, though there are ways to prevent procrastination.
2). Have someone take notes, or take notes yourself. Try to take notes on a board or large piece of paper where everyone can see what's being said and recorded.
3). If you're just brainstorming for your group, otherwise let people structure their own ideas and use stress to negate their own pessimism and frustration. Focus on one goal at a time.
4). Open your project powerpoint to the topic of your group. Let smaller people run through the brainstorming or reporting streams for others.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to write program objectives 
Begin by brainstorming with a group of people. 
Throw out questions like " what does our organization hope to accomplish? " and " where do you see the organization in 10 years? " let people throw out ideas at random. 
Remind everyone that no idea is too silly to share, especially when you're brainstorming.
Answer:
2).