Critical And Creative Thinking Activities, Grade 5 - By Evan-Moor
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The relationship between critical and creative thought can be misunderstood. But in fact, profound thinking requires both imagination and intellectual ideas. To produce excellence in thinking we need to engage our children in a curriculum that overlaps the logical and the imaginative side of thinking.
Forty-Six Units
Critical and Creative Thinking Activities' forty-six theme-based units will give your child lots of practice thinking in a variety of ways. From brainteasers and logic puzzles to mazes, Venn diagrams, and secret codes, Critical and Creative Thinking Activities has a wealth of mind-boggling activities that your child will enjoy.
Logical Thinking, Problems Solving...
Exercises include thinking fluency, originality, generalizing, patterning, and problem solving. Every lesson is based on grade-appropriate themes and is correlated to state standards. Published by a secular company, Critical and Creative Thinking Activities may include a unit or two that might not be appropriate for all families. Imagination and reason function best in tandem, and Critical and Creative Thinking Activities delivers just that.
Another outstanding component of Timberdoodle's Fifth Grade Core Curriculum!
From The Publisher:
Engage your grade 5 students in thinking skills practice with Critical and Creative Thinking Activities! 140+ pages of fun, imaginative activities motivate students as they practice thinking in multiple ways about a variety of curriculum and theme-based topics.
46 theme-based units make it easy to find activities that fit your core curriculum:
Places:
In the Woods, In a Cave, In the Water, At the Ice-Cream Shop, In the Kitchen, At a Party, At a Carnival, At a Museum, At a Garage Sale
Nature in Action:
Ocean Life, Rain, Rain, Sunshine, Snow Day!, Earthquake and Volcanoes, Giant Squids, Bears, Dinosaurs
Time to Eat:
Time for Dessert!, Pizza, SSSlurp!, School Lunch, Breakfast
Sports and Games:
Play Ball, It's All About Speed, Strikes and Spares, Board Games, Extreme
Things I Use:
Shoes and Socks, Spoons and Forks, Wheels, Remote Control, Money, Water
In My World:
Light and Dark, Collections, Sticks and Stones, Brothers and Sisters, Windows and Doors, Read All About It!, Screen Time, Pets, Giggles, Emotions, Choices, Homework
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