Creative Activities: Thinking and Learning Skills Ages 7-11 by Mike Fleetham (author), Moreno Chiacchiera (illustrator), and Linda Jones (illustrator)

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Product description

Teach children thinking and learning skills with these imaginative and creative cross-curricular activities.

Encourage children to create, manage and use their thoughts.
Help children to engage with their learning and work successfully both collaboratively and independently.
Activities are related to real-life and curriculum contexts to engage and motivate children.
Cater for different learning styles with visual and hands-on resources.
Plenty of follow-up suggestions for further work for children to apply their knowledge

Develop thinking and learning skills across the curriculum through:

literacy
numeracy and science
humanities
creative arts
PE

Product Details

Series

Creative Activities

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407100067

Date published

September 1st, 2008

Other details

96 pages

Condition

New

Part of this Series

Creative Activities

Author/Illustrator

Mike Fleetham

Mike Fleetham is an educational consultant and trainer who specialises in multiple intelligences, learning styles and thinking skills. His last full time teaching role was as an assistant headteacher of a large inner city primary school.