Day 7
“Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way.” Edward de Bono
- Look around you.
- Choose an object in your range.
- List as many possible uses you can for that object. Unusual things….
For example: a book can be used as an umbrella, a hat, a doorstop, a pedestal, a weapon, a tray, etc, etc.
Extra points if you share a photo with the object doing the “unusual” thing.
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LAU: Object: Table -scenery, sled, cradle, shield, balloon slope, ship, costume, Landing track, bonfire, cattle feeder, goal.
MAR: Lanyard – To identify yourself in an event, to carry your keys, to tie something, as a necklace, to carry bags, to tie things together.
MON:
1) to write
2) to draw
3) to color
4) to scribble
5) to demark an imaginary line
6) to use for spells, as a magic wand
7) to use as a pointer, as in “it was her, no me”
8) as a weapon, as in pretend sword-fighting
9) to stick in the middle of a book you’re reading, as in to remember where you are
10) to keep in the car just in case you need to write something, as in a story
11) to hold up the top of a box, as in for no reason in particular other than to find another use for it
12) to use as a reference for color, say, against a deep purple or dark brown
ISA: Spoon to:
Eat
Drink
Hit
Hold
Carry
Support a case
Lift an ingredient / or any other food
Pass along
Mix
Shoe “calzador”
Music instrument
Reach an object behind or up
Screw
Decorate
Break an egg or something else
Measure
Gift
Water plants