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Creativity is one of the most useful skills that your kid can use… But the question is… How can you make sure that your kids are getting the most out of their creative thinking? Well, let me help you today. Here are 5 brainstorming activities that will help your kid develop their own creative processes and encourage them to get their ideas out of their head. 👇Check out below! P.S. What do you think the sixth activity should be?

Lovely ideas. Thank you. It is also a good idea to pause the story at vantage points and ask them to suggest how the plot will unfold. This will invite a comparison between the child’s creativity and the author’s version incrementally as the story unfolds. With the entire class participating, it could develop into a rich community of inquiry. Another interesting exercise would be to ask the child to ponder on something he or she holds dear - a toy, an electronics item, a pencil case, etc - and ask him or her to suggest how the functionality or usefulness of it may be improved.

Sometimes, a change of scenery or tools is all it takes to unlock a fresh flow of ideas 💭. Here I am, ditching the digital for a good old giant notepad and bright markers, mixing things up to spark new creativity. It’s amazing how switching locations or even tools can offer a whole new perspective on brainstorming! 🎨 How do you switch gears to ignite your creative spark? Share your go-to tricks below!

🚀 How to Boost Creativity: Consistency vs. Intensity When it comes to creating e.g your own short film or any content, which approach yields better results? A) Pouring seven hours straight into your project and then abandoning it for four weeks? B) Dedicate 20 minutes per day, five days a week, consistently over four weeks? The answer is undoubtedly B. Consistency trumps sporadic intensity - Our best ideas and growth emerge gradually, not in a single burst. Remember: Consistent effort fuels creativity. 🌟 - Colette Nichol What's your approach or view?

Sick of blank pages and unformed ideas? Brainstorming is the key to unlocking your creativity. But tossing ideas around in your head doesn't always produce results. So instead, try brainstorming ideas with your pen. Think of your pen as an extension of your mind. Write down every thought, even the ones that seem silly. Then connect the dots. You'll be amazed at how freely and creatively your ideas flow when you put pen to paper. So next time you're stuck, grab a pen and just write.

Daily Reminder: The goal of brainstorming isn’t to find the perfect idea—it’s to let every idea flow. Creativity is often hidden in the unpolished thoughts. Let them out, polish later! #CreateFirst #RefineLater

🧠 No idea is a bad idea! So, are you ready to unlock your team’s creative potential? Check out our latest blog on maximising creativity in brainstorming sessions! Learn to set clear goals, involve diverse perspectives, and utilise powerful techniques. 🌟 (Link on the comments)

This talk is 12 years old but still powerful. Creative Confidence! Imagine thinking that you aren’t creative and then learning it’s not that you’re not creative it’s just that you don’t practice being creative. Creativity isn’t just for designers and painters and anyone on your creative services team. If you can every single week/month take your teams/company’s through creative brainstorming. Do that for a year and really make it a big deal and I’m sure your company will never be the same. It may not seem like it immediately but trust you’ll start to see and feel a different company, more engaged teams, and the list of benefits goes on and on! #FooliesApproved

😤 Feeling stuck in a creative rut?  😖 Need to solve a problem that’s been keeping you up at night? Try this ✨𝟭𝟬𝟬 𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝗴𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲✨ to creativity. No, really. Literally. Brand new research by Rominger et al. (2024) shows that putting one foot in front of the other is your secret weapon to unleash #creativity. Walking 100 steps right before tackling a creative task significantly boosts the originality of your ideas that follow. This works magic 🪄 for verbal brainstorming and artistic pursuits. Maybe it's time to step up your game? Drop a 👟 if you plan to take a creativity walk today.