CREATIVITY Book: IT LOOKED LIKE SPILT MILK 1-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

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CREATIVITY

Book: IT LOOKED LIKE SPILT MILK

1-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

2-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

3-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

4-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

6-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

7-WHAT DO YOU SEE?

8-WHAT DO YOU SEE? Does a different angle or perspective make a difference?

The Little Boy...

Unfinished Pictures Complete the 5 drawings on the handout.

GUESS WHO?  At age 3, he took an avid interest in music and was already able to detect a note that was slightly off pitch. At age 5, he wrote short piano pieces, and at age 7, he wrote his first sonatas. At age 8, he wrote his first symphony. He never attended school and he died in poverty.  Who was he?  WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART

GUESS WHO?  As a baby, she entertained her family by dancing to any music she heard. At age 6 she collected a group of babies in the neighborhood and taught them to wave their arms as if in a school of dance. Pretending to be 16 when she was only 10, she organized and led dance classes in the homes of wealthy Californians.  Who was she?  ISADORA DUNCAN - The originator of Modern Dance Danced in the early 1900s.

 Not all children will grow up to be a Mozart, Duncan, Shakespeare, or Einstein.  But, there are some steps a parent might take to strengthen and help develop a child’s creativity.

1- RELAX THE CONTROLS  Allow the child freedom to develop creativity.  Avoid constant adult supervision and control.

2- INSPIRE PERSEVERANCE  See the product through to completion.  Albert Einstein claimed that he actually had no specific talent, that it was just his “obsession and dogged endurance” that helped him arrive at his world-changing ideas.

3- TOLERATE DIFFERENCES  Creative children often do not fall into social norms. They will want to know how and why things work and look for a different way to do things.  They often have atypical methods of thinking.

4- BE THE CHILD’S ADVOCATE  Creative children are often not viewed positively by teachers and peers.  Support the child and help to build his/her self-esteem.

5- PROVIDE A CREATIVE ENVIRONMENT  Provide a stimulating environment with lots of tools for creative work.  Expose them to others’ creative works.

Creativity INTERVIEWS  List 6 ways that creativity can be expressed.  Interview 4 different people and list 3 ways that they enjoy expressing their creativity.

THUMBIES  Make 4 thumb prints on paper.  Using markers, crayons, or colored pencils, turn these thumb prints into anything you want (tree, flower, bear, monkey, boy, girl, creature, car, etc.).

THUMBIES  Now create a STORY using the 4 Thumbies.  It needs to be 3-5 paragraphs long.  It should have 3-5 sentences in each paragraph.  The grammar and spelling should be correct.  It needs to be descriptive.  It needs to have a plot, learning activity or theme.