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Piggins, Carol Ann – Day Care And Early Education, 1978
Describes how a teacher can use a puppet from outer space to help preschool children reinforce their knowledge of facial features, stretch their imaginations and practice using verbal skills. (CM)
Descriptors: Imagination, Learning Activities, Preschool Children, Pretend Play
Fugitt, Eva D. – Day Care and Early Education, 1986
Presents a series of classroom exercises and activities that stimulate children's creativity through the use of visualization. Discusses procedures for guided imagery and offers some examples of "trips" to imaginary places. Proposes visualization as a warm-up exercise before art lessons. (DR)
Descriptors: Creativity, Early Childhood Education, Fantasy, Imagery
Bierly, Ken – Instructor, 1977
Monstermania is with us, folks, and the idea here is to put King Kong and some of the other creatures favored by your kids to work for you in class. It's not as monstrous as it sounds; in fact, it's downright easy. (Editor)
Descriptors: Classification, Definitions, Elementary Education, Elementary School Students
Kratoville, Betty Lou – 1987
Designed to help children with auditory perceptual problems from fourth through sixth grade, the manual contains essays and exercises to develop listening skills, auditory memory, vocabulary, and imagination. The first section contains instructions to the teacher and the essays which are at three levels of difficulty and intended to be read to the…
Descriptors: Auditory Perception, Imagination, Intermediate Grades, Learning Activities
Gordon, Susan; And Others – Instructor, 1977
Suggests some creative ideas in a number of learning areas for elementary education. (RK)
Descriptors: Elementary School Mathematics, Elementary School Students, Guidelines, Imagination
Kratoville, Betty Lou – 1987
Designed to help children with auditory perceptual problems from preschool through grade 4, the manual contains stories and exercises to develop listening skills, auditory memory, vocabulary, and imagination. The first section contains instructions to the teacher as well as stories which are at three levels of difficulty and intended to be read to…
Descriptors: Auditory Perception, Elementary Education, Imagination, Learning Activities
Baker, Marilyn – Teacher, 1976
Creeeak, clank, aieeee! Mix scary sound effects, imagination and fun to brew a spine-tingling tale. (Editor)
Descriptors: Dialogs (Literary), Imagination, Language Arts, Learning Activities
Lawrence, Robert A. – 1981
A classroom activity to facilitate the process of forming images in the mind (seeing) while writing is described in detail. The activity, called the Where Exercise, consists of the instructor naming a series of locations and the students writing down three objects which they "see" in each of those locations. It is emphasized that the…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Imagination, Learning Activities, Postsecondary Education
Wragg, Paul H.; Allen, Rodney F. – Georgia Social Science Journal, 1982
Describes activities in which K-12 social studies students (1) imagine the consequences of decisions and policies, and (2) imagine the consequences of new personal and social possibilities. Sample activities are offered for geography, world history, sociology, U.S. history, and civics. The authors include suggestions for student evaluation and…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Creativity, Decision Making, Elementary Secondary Education
Osterhaus, Kenneth – 1980
An art activity introduces intermediate grade and middle school students to optical illusions. Students practice drawing geometric shapes such as cubes, cylinders, cones, and pyramids, then combine these shapes to create the illusion of their choice. Graphic outlines for each shape are provided. This document is one of a collection of materials…
Descriptors: Art Education, Art Expression, Geometric Constructions, Imagery
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Bybee, Rodger – Science and Children, 1980
Described are ways in which a classroom teacher may recognize creativity's primary processes in the behavior of children. Suggestions are made for developing creative learning activities in the classroom. (CS)
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Creative Activities, Creativity, Elementary Education
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Wendon, Lyn – Reading, 1979
Describes a pictogram system in which letters are made to look like human and animal characters as a way of teaching phonics to children; tells how teachers have imaginatively implemented the system through activities in such areas as drama, singing, and story telling. (GT)
Descriptors: Beginning Reading, Creative Activities, Creative Dramatics, Imagination
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Dubrovsky, Vladimir; Sharygin, Igor – Quantum, 1992
Presents illustrated examples that promote problem solving through the student's consideration of a visible predicament from a three-dimensional viewpoint rather than the typical planar perspective. Includes six student exercises involving rays, circles, quadrilaterals, and hexagons, with hints and solutions provided. (JJK)
Descriptors: Cognitive Style, Creative Thinking, Geometric Concepts, Imagination
1983
Designed to develop students' abilities to follow directions and organize and write their thoughts, this junior high level activity involves students in creating a dream person using magazine or catalog pictures and then writing a biography of this person. Materials include teacher notes, follow-up suggestions, evaluation procedure, and a…
Descriptors: Basic Skills, Biographies, Creative Writing, Descriptive Writing
Mills, Sheryl – 1993
The documents in this series provide educators in Saskatchewan with practical and relevant guides to teaching and learning as a means of expanding or refining teaching repertoires. This booklet explores focused imaging as a way to enhance student learning, describes the application of imagery to specific school curricula, and acts as a strategy…
Descriptors: Creative Development, Educational Practices, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development
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