Creative Thinking Ages 6-8: Problem Solving Across the Curriculum (Ideas to Go: Creative Thinking)

Creative Thinking Ages 6-8: Problem Solving Across the Curriculum (Ideas to Go: Creative Thinking)

by Ann Baker (Author)

Synopsis

Adults accept that problems will occur at home and at work, and that they need the disposition, skills and strategies to deal with them. As a learning experience, children need to be given opportunities to identify exactly what a problem is, and to be taught strategies to help them find a solution and to persist in challenging situations. The activities in this series present a wide range of problematic situations for which there is more than one solution or more than one approach to the solution. They are designed to lay the foundational skills, strategies and attitudes for pupils to become life-long problem solvers. The series includes activities in the areas of maths, literacy, speaking and listening, PSHE, music and dance. The activity sheets can be used in isolation, as part of a sequence, or dipped into as teachers require.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 48
Publisher: A&C Black Childrens & Educational
Published: 10 May 2007

ISBN 10: 0713683317
ISBN 13: 9780713683318
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years
Book Overview: Relates to the government's drive to promote creativity, problem-solving and thinking skills in schools (called Creativity: find it, promote it). Includes 'Quick Starts' - fun and stimulating activities, games and ideas that require little or no preparation. Has over 25 photocopiable activity sheets which can be used in any order and are easily adapted to suit individual pupils or classes. Contains 'Task Cards' written for pupils that provide further individual and group activities. Offers advice for teachers on classroom organisation, incorporating ICT, parental involvement and assessment.

Author Bio
The author of this book is Ann Baker, and it is part of a new strand in the series 'Ideas To Go'. The previous strands were Self-Esteem, Thinking Skills, Better Behaviour and Science Experiments.