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Creativity & Problem Solving Workshop 2 Creativity & Problem Solving

Circles worksheet Collect a worksheet Turn each of the circles into something else (eg a pizza, tomato, clock etc.) 5 mins

What is creative thinking? In pairs, discuss what creative thinking means to you. What do creative people do? How does a creative person approach a task? Can you think of examples of when you have been creative in your thinking? Write down your thoughts on the whiteboard/paper provided 5 mins

What is creative thinking? Tips for coming up with new ideas Try to: Imagine different scenarios: “What if…” Visualise the situation (eg draw a cartoon) Combine ideas from different subjects Think from someone else’s viewpoint Brainstorm ideas with other people

Work in teams to develop an idea for improving a pencil. Improve a pencil Work in teams to develop an idea for improving a pencil. Do this in three stages: Brainstorm Shortlist Develop At the end you will present your final idea as a team.

Everyone in the group should contribute ideas Improve a pencil Brainstorm improving a pencil (eg by adding an additional function, making it more environmentally friendly, or more fun to use). Everyone in the group should contribute ideas Do not criticise other people’s ideas All ideas should be written down (even silly ones) 5 mins

Shortlist two or three ideas that you think are worth taking forward. Improve a pencil Shortlist two or three ideas that you think are worth taking forward. List the advantages and disadvantages of each idea Remove any ideas that are not practical Vote for your favourite one 5 mins

Develop one idea into a more complete final proposal. Improve a pencil Develop one idea into a more complete final proposal. Can you combine two (or more) ideas to make a better one? Think about how your idea: Might work Be built 5 mins

Present to the rest of the group Share your shortlist of ideas Improve a pencil Present to the rest of the group Share your shortlist of ideas Describe your final idea Explain how/why your group decided on the final idea 10 mins