Saturday, July 17, 2021

Little Creative Thinker's Exercise Book Review & GIVEAWAY

Can creativity be learned? Yes, says Danish creativity expert Dorte Nielsen. Designed especially for children, the Little Creative Thinker's Exercise Book is a spin-off of the Creative Thinker's Exercise Book. It's based on the ideas presented in The Secret of the Highly Creative Thinker also by Nielsen. She theorizes that at the core of creative thinking is the ability to see or make connections. And that you can improve this ability by training it. Her book features 40 practical exercises designed to strengthen children's connection making skills. Kids can complete them on their own. Just add pencil or pen. Begin by looking carefully at the page. Follow the kid-friendly (diagram or text) instructions. Complete the exercise by drawing your answers in the space provided. A clear example is given. The activities, challenges and exercises may be done in about 10 - 30 mins each. It's a wonderful way to nurture creative thinking in children. They'll just think it's fun. I had to try the exercises. Though it's intended for kids - I loved it. I completed the 3 exercises shown below. Whose creativity would you like to encourage? BIS Publishers released this 111 page paperback on January 4, 2019. Get your copy below!



1. Getting started.


4. Shape connections. 


7. Unexpected places.



Some sample pages.

4. Shape connections - my answers from page 14 and 15.

The Little Creative Thinker's Exercise Book ISBN-13 : 978-9063694913 is available in Canada at Indigo Books and worldwide on Amazon. It is published by the Netherlands BIS and distributed by LKP. Laurence King Publishing has generously offered to giveaway a copy! One winner will be selected at random. Open until August 3, 2021. CANADA ONLY. Good luck!

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16 comments:

  1. My granddaughter is very creative and she would love this.

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  2. I want to encourage my grandkids to draw and do art. Two of them have an artist for a mom.

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  3. I would like to encourage my granddaughter creativity!

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  4. My sister is very creative and she would love this.

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  5. I suppose I could encourage my own creativity this way!

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  6. My niece and nephew. Their mother is an artist so let's see who inherited the creative gene!

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  7. This is great! Just what my grandson needs!

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  8. This would be perfect for my granddaughter
    jan

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  9. I want to in-still more creativity in my students
    Marlene V.

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  10. I think I need to encourage my creativity.

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  11. I want to encourage my niece's creativity.

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  12. I want to encourage my 13 year old's creative writing

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  13. I would love to encourage my younger child's creative thinking. She tends to hesitate with her creativity, and I think this book would really help to bring it out of her. My oldest would love this book too, but she's already quite good at expressing her creativity so I'd gift it to my youngest.

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