Curiosity - the engine of creativity

Support children's curiosity. Uncover their potential!

Curiosity is one of the most important engines of creativity and learning. Children aged 7 to 9 are naturally curious, and it is our task to nurture this curiosity. With our activities, we can offer children various ways to explore the world around them, which boosts their confidence. Allow them to ask questions and discover answers, leading to the development of their own ideas and creative thinking.

Interested in this topic? Read more: More confident children, more creative thinking: How to develop self-confidence and imagination in children aged 7 – 9 years Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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The blog focuses on developing self-confidence and creativity in children aged 7 to 9, offering practical activities and ideas to support them.

Language tone:
The text is written in an encouraging and accessible manner to appeal to parents and educators.

Target audience:
The target audience includes parents, teachers, and professionals interested in the personal and professional growth of children.

If you have an art assignment in front of you, how do you start it?

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I will try to create something completely new that no one has ever seen. I will look at the pictures and try to imitate something. I'm thinking about what I like the most, and I will try to draw it. I'm trying to come up with something that will be easy. I have an idea and I will try to finish it as quickly as possible.

When you have an idea on how to improve something you are doing, what do you do?

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I will try to implement it right away to find out how it works. I will take it to someone to have a look at it and give me advice. I'm thinking about whether the idea is good or if I can still improve it. I will try to make several different versions and decide which one is the best. I will prepare a plan on how to implement it and gradually carry it out.

If you have to create something new, how do you start?

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I am thinking about what is possible, and I will try to do it completely differently. I will ask someone for advice and I will start with their suggestion. I will create something that resembles something I have already seen. I will start testing several ideas and decide which one will be the best. I will try to create something simple and quickly.

How do you behave when you have a new idea for improving something at school?

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I will definitely try to show it to the teacher and discuss it. I would tell it to my friends and find out what they think about it. I will try it right away to see if it works. I will prepare a plan on how to present it convincingly. I'll try it for a while and see if it can be improved.

If you are coming up with a new way to do something, what is your approach?

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I will try to find a completely new method that no one has tried yet. I ask someone for advice to find out if it can be improved. I'm thinking of something simple that will work quickly. I'll try several different versions and see which one is the best. I am gradually improving the original method.

How do you react to new ideas that someone presents to you?

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I am trying to test them and improve them according to my ideas. I ask them to show me more so that I can learn more about their idea. I'm wondering if these ideas are better than mine. I will try to incorporate them into something I'm working on. I don't take ideas too seriously if I don't see an immediate effect.

If you create something, how do you feel?

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I feel very satisfied because I have come up with something new. I am trying to find a way to improve it further. I am happy that I finished it and can show it. I'm thinking about how it could work better. I'm glad that I have it behind me.

How do you proceed when you want to come up with something completely new?

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I'm thinking about what has yet to be invented, and I'll try to figure it out. I will ask others what they think and I will try their ideas. I will start experimenting with different things to find a new way. I will read what has already been done and try to come up with something better. I will try to combine different ideas into something new.

What do you do when you have new ideas for improving something you are doing?

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I am thinking about how it could be accomplished as quickly as possible. I share my ideas with my classmates or teacher. I'll try it out first on a small project. I will make a plan and gradually start improving. I'm definitely looking forward to the improvement, but I'll leave it for later.

If you have to deal with something unusual, what will you do?

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I will try to find a new way to do it. I will try something that seems the easiest. I ask someone who has experience to advise me. I'm experimenting with various options until something works. I'm considering all the options and I will choose the best one.

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