Creative Thinking Workbook – Guess What I Am Thinking Of… Gr. 2-5

While building self-esteem, creative thinking grows in school children, by writing and drawing in this child development book, “Guess What I Am Thinking Of,” by Linda Silbert, PhD and Al Silbert, EdD.

Children first think of and draw a picture of a secret object. They then give clues describing the object so that others can try to guess what it is. For example: The thing I’m thinking of is made out of wood. It is larger than…., It is smaller than…., followed by many other clues. The child writes and draws a picture in the answer part of the book for the person guessing to look at after he/she has guessed the answer.

As with the other Creative Thinking Workbooks, by the Silberts, parents, elementary education teachers, special education teachers and even teachers of pre-school children, find this workbook an excellent resource when encouraging young children to communicate by writing and/or drawing. Tutors and parents for homeschoolers find this book an excellent resource for activities for children. Special-education students with learning disabilities such as attention deficit disorder (ADD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Language Processing Disorder, dyslexia and dysgraphia also have an opportunity to use their problem solving skills and think creatively.

Space for a drawing is provided on every page.

Printed on high-quality paper to assist the child with writing, erasures and coloring. 8½” x 11″ 32 pages plus soft cover, two color. Ages 7-10. RL (Reading Level) 1.0 to 3.0.

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