Purpose 

It’s hard to be creative on command.

In this task, you can stimulate your brain to think creatively.

Being able to see contexts and opportunities makes us better 

at generating ideas.

This skills we need to practice.

Imagine playing a football match, or performing on stage 

with your song. You need to exercise and warm up to do your best.

This is what you will be doing now – creating a creative space 

where you can practice and and get ready to face the wildest challenges.

There are a lot of different activities for you to make, 

some more challenging than others. And if you find them difficult, 

remember the mini-tasks that practice your creative skills and help 

you create the brightest ideas.

Task

1. What do the following items have in common?
   Write down as many things that come into your mind.
   If you get stuck, draw the items and then move on.

   Letterbox – Sink
   Greenhouse – Table
   Football field – Hose
   Pencil – Tap
   Burger – Tree
   Cloud – Shoe
   Heart – Apple

2. Ask your parents or a friend what they think.

Test yourself!

• If you are good at seeing opportunities, then this task might
  not be that difficult.

• Try to challenge yourself, with the objects you can see from
  where you sit.

• Set the time and see if you have become faster at finding connections.