Creativity Lessons and Activities: Life / Learning Skills 2023 (6Cs)

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    Description

    14 lessons to help students SOLVE PROBLEMS and BE MORE CREATIVE:

    • academic obstacles,

    • business challenges,

    • life problems,

    • relationship conflicts,

    • and the arts.

    CREATIVITY and INNOVATION are about connecting IDEAS and LIFE EXPERIENCES to create new solutions.

    Want to see exactly what you get before you buy this bundle?

    Want to see what the handouts and lesson plans look like?

    Use this life-long tool over and over again!

    • PERFECT TO REBOOT your class. Make it to the END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR!

    • Use this before assigning open-ended school projects to give students a framework to think of new ideas.

    • Use it at the start of a unit, semester, or school year to encourage a classroom community of independent problem solvers.

    • Teach important lessons if you ever need to fill a period.

    • Leave detailed lesson plans for a substitute teacher to use.

    The best time to plant a tree was 25 years ago. The second best time is now.

    It's not just for the arts, business, or creative writing. We need to be creative to solve everyday problems.

    • Hello Covid-19!

    • Hello systemic racism!

    • Hello dealing with bullies at school!

    • (And, for teachers, hello work-life balance!)

    Teach your students HOW to come up with their own ideas using a GROWTH MINDSET instead of just copying the teacher's example...

    September and January are great times to teach these lessons because students are open to new ideas and new ways of doing things.

    But, whether it's the start of the school year, the New Year, or any other time, learning that creativity and innovations are skills that we can develop will be a difficult paradigm shift for most people.

    This package is ready for Distance Learning and Google Classroom!

    • Show students HOW to be more innovative and creative.

    • Explain HOW we can judge and mark creativity.

    • This package is especially useful if you need to teach or evaluate creativity as part of your learning skills / 21st Century Global Competencies.

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    • "I work at a partial hospitalization program. I am responsible for doing the rehab groups. I like how the product is structured and easy to use."
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    Here are 2 weeks of lessons to do with your class to help students recognize that creativity is a learnable skill and we can all become more creative. 

    Creativity is MORE than just being artsy! Creativity is a process that can be taught, and creativity can be assessed.

    Why does every teacher need to embed creativity into their classroom? It's more than just about students coming up with their own ideas when doing class assignments.

    By explicitly talking about creativity as a learnable skill and encouraging students to be more creative in our subject, we're helping students building a transferable 21st century skill that can be used anywhere.

    We need creativity to solve LIFE problems:

    • As a business owner, how do you re-invent your business to pivot and thrive in Covid-19?

    • As a citizen, how do we change systems that have racism embedded in them?

    • As a person, how do I adapt my life to deal with unexpected obstacles?

    • As an employee, how can I get my boss to notice my great work (to consider me for promotions, or to see that I'm too valuable to let go when downsizing.)

    • As a student, how do I deal with that bully in the hallway?

    • As a teacher, how do I adapt my lessons? I didn't sign up for this global pandemic craziness!

    CHAPTER BIG IDEA:

    • Creativity is a learnable skill. 

    • Anyone can be more creative by applying hard work and strategies.

    • Creativity is the process of having original ideas that have value

    • We use life experiences and connect them in different ways to come up with new ideas.

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    ARE YOU (or your students) BURNING OUT?

    What do your students struggle with the most?

    (PS - These are lifelong resources that you can use year after year.)

    Option 1: Trying (when they've given up)

    Option 2: Standing up for others (when things aren't fair)

    Option 3: Working in groups (not the same as teamwork)

    Option 4: Getting their point across (when upset and things matter)

    Option 5: Coming up with ideas (instead of copying others)

    Option 6: Thinking logically (and making informed decisions)

    Option 7: ALL OF THE ABOVE 

    My name is Michael Fuchigami. I'm the teacher behind Educircles. 

    • I taught English Language Arts for 13+ years in middle school.

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    SINGLE PDF update - v2022-08-01

    This product has been simplified into a Single PDF to print.

    The PDF has all of the handouts, and a "FILE Table of Contents" with one-click links to get individual files.

    I added a digital learning version (Easel by TpT

    I added Microsoft versions for all files

    Files are now packaged by section (A. Creative Words, B. Twelve, C. Do Something Different, D/E Video + Consolidation) instead of splitting Google Drive folders by use (i.e. Print and Teach, Edit the documents, Google Classroom, etc.) 

    For a complete list of changes, please see the changelog at the end of the Single PDF.

    If you have any questions, please ask in the Question section or email me at Mike@educircles.org

    Total Pages
    176 slides, 38 pages of handouts, 82 pages of lesson plans
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    Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
    Write routinely over extended time frames (time for research, reflection, and revision) and shorter time frames (a single sitting or a day or two) for a range of discipline-specific tasks, purposes, and audiences.
    Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas, concepts, and information through the selection, organization, and analysis of relevant content.
    Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.

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