Ideas! Ideas! Ideas!
What can you do with all your ideas?
Develop them in your Book of Ideas. |
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Teachers
Use the Book of Ideas to:
- Help students connect to, and see value in, their ideas.
- Encourage and build students' reading and writing skills.
- Let students explore their natural creativity and curiosity.
- Create an environment of wonder and collaboration in your classroom.
Please check out introductory our introduction video on using the Book of Ideas in your classroom.
Ideas come out of nowhere-and yes-they DO matter. You'll be amazed at the number of ideas you come up with while doing your homework, listening to your teacher, watching your mom or dad cook, playing with friends, or just walking down the street.
Just don't forget to write them down to help them grow!
Some of the coolest inventions and companies were created and launched by kid inventors and entrepreneurs. Some didn’t want to wash the cat food spoon. Some wanted to help people to eat. Others wanted to write in the dark, talk under water and keep their crayons from breaking.
Book of Ideas - 32-page stitched, softcover, full-color book.
Versions Available:
USA, NY STATE, WA STATE,
CLEAN TECH, MIDDLE SCHOOL
USA, NY STATE, WA STATE,
CLEAN TECH, MIDDLE SCHOOL
Ask about customizing our journals for your state or organization.
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Contact: sales@creosityspace.com
The Book of Ideas is an inventors notebook for kids to write down or draw their own ideas and designs. Similar to a real inventor's notebook, every spread includes a title block, quotes from entrepreneurs, short design prompt, a glossary of common terms, and a list of inventions and businesses created by kids.
Read About an Entrepreneur's Journey
GRIT Book SeriesThis new book series is in production for 2020 launch!
Capturing the creative genius of the featured entrepreneurs, this unique book series engages early grade school students. These real-life entrepreneurs make a lasting impression as role models while they explain the technology of their businesses and the ups and downs that led them to where they are today. |
Some Of Our FavoriteEntrepreneur StoriesInnovation & InventionElementary kids are all naturally creative and curious. Keep the wheels turning with these fun reads on inventors & innovation. Check out our list of favorites below for home and classroom.
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A note about your classroom library & science class: While all kids are naturally creative and curious, not everyone wants to be a scientist or engineer. Some students identify as arts-related or socially-related, not STEM-related. It doesn't mean they aren't interested in science, though.
Tech companies hire many people from non-STEM backgrounds to build the diverse teams needed grow strong companies. These include writers, artists, historians, communicators, analysts, lawyers, and specialists in law and human resources, to name some. The common thread among them all? A curiosity and interest in science.
The books on this list are a great way to engage all your students in science class and fuel their wonderful, big ideas! These stories will help them connect to science and the world around them by showing them the power of ideas and our own interests and talents."