Raising Creative Kids: A Collection of Simple Creativity Prompts for Children
$12.00
Are you striving to raise creative kids?
Raising creative kids means that you’re giving your children the tools that they need to be innovative problem-solvers. They’ll be able to tackle anything that comes their way – in their personal lives, their careers, their communities, and the world around them.
Creative kids will be the change this world needs.
In Raising Creative Kids: A Collection of Simple Creativity Prompts for Children, you’ll find a toolkit of activities to help you develop your child’s creativity – and you likely won’t need any special supplies. Well, nothing you can’t find around the house, unless those little imaginations run wild…then you’re on your own to help them create the worlds they dream up…
Description
Raising Creative Kids makes it easy for your child to:
- explore his world and role-play things he sees every day {doctor’s visits, restaurant treats, mail delivery, and so much more}.
- develop higher order thinking skills {generating questions, brainstorming answers, critical thinking, divergent thinking, invention, finding novelty, and developing playfulness}.
- cultivate his social and emotional intelligence.
- synthesize his knowledge and skills.
Creative kids will be the change this world needs.
In Raising Creative Kids: A Collection of Simple Creativity Prompts for Children, you’ll find a toolkit of activities to help you develop your child’s creativity – and you likely won’t need any special supplies. Well, nothing you can’t find around the house, unless those little imaginations run wild…then you’re on your own to help them create the worlds they dream up…
You’ll get 70+ pages of activity, scenario, question, and celebration ideas ready to pull out any time you and your child need to stretch your thinking and play for a bit.
The book comes to you as a link to a downloadable pdf, ready to be viewed on any tablet, eReader, or computer. You may also choose to print it and bind it into a hard-copy book your child can flip through for inspiration. I like to print mine, two pages to a sheet of cardstock, and cut them in half, keeping a collection of 4×5 cards my kids can pull from to keep them from complaining that they’re bored.
However you choose to use this book, the work of finding activities and prompts to cultivate your kids’ creativity is done!
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