Where parents go for creative activities for their kids
“The chief enemy of creativity is ‘good’ sense.”
Pablo Picasso
Take time with your children to engage in nonsense. Each moment spent this way encourages kids to stay in touch with their inner squatch (their creativity). It teaches them that it’s okay to be different, to think for themselves.
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Thinking Beyond the Box
Give your child an empty box. Large, medium, small–it doesn’t matter. See what their imagination can come up with. Avoid giving them ideas, but provide…
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“Pretend Play” Cultivates Lifelong Problem-Solving Skills
Encouraging your child’s pretend play can prepare them for later in life. Read the article on Medium.
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Change the Ending to the Story
Tonight, when you’re reading a book with your child, close it before the end. Your child will look at you either like you’re crazy or…
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Neuroplasticity & Your Child’s Creativity
The neural pathways connect different parts of the brain, which enhances creativity in adults and children. Read the article on Medium.
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9 Simple Habits to Boost Your Child’s Inner Squatch
Building creative habits into your child’s daily routine will improve their ability to think critically and problem-solve. Read the article on Medium.
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The “What Happened at School Today” Song
Tired of getting the “fine” answer when you ask how school went? Try asking them to sing a song about it. Encourage them to make…
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