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Leveled Questions: Level 1and 2
Point to the portrait that has thick lines.
Point to the photograph.
Is this a portrait or a self-portrait?
What do you see?

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Six word story.
Use any picture to prompt a six word story.
The first six word story was written by Hemingway.

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1:Point to the...
2: What do you see?
3: Describe this painting.
3: Kahlo included her pet monkey in her self-portrait. What or who would you include in your own self-portrait?
4: How is this similar to Picasso's self-portrait?
5: How would this painting be different if she was looking at the monkey?

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John Spencer

Posted on March 7, 2016

When you the word "creative," you might think of a painter or a playwright or an author or a photographer or a filmmaker or a chef. In other words, you might think of people who make things.

I think it's what we mean when we use a label like "creative type." But there is no such thing as a creative type. We are all creative. Every one of us. We just need a bigger definition of creativity.

Yes, creativity involves making things. But it can also mean mashing up ideas in innovative ways. It can mean geeking out on data and finding unique solutions to practical problems. It can mean hacking systems and tweaking things in unusual ways. It can mean exploring ideas and navigating information until you become an expert curator.

It can mean designing systems that empower the creative work of others. It can mean creating change in the world by speaking truth and leading movements and interacting with people.
See, each of these creative approaches shape our world in profound ways.

And the more we see the creativity all around us, the more we are able to appreciate the creativity inside of ourselves.

Looking for more? Check this out.

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We Need a Bigger Definition of Creativity

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John Spencer Posted on March 7, 2016 When you the word "creative," you might think of a painter or a playwright or an author or a photographer or a filmmaker or a chef. In other words, you might think of people who make things.

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Choose a topic, number of pictures and a time limit. Challenge yourself and students to talk like experts on the topic while random pictures on the topic pop up on the screen. So much fun and develops language skills, listening skills, creative thinking and public speaking!

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Leveled Questions: Level 3 and 4
How is this like Picasso's self portrait?
How is this like Frida  Kahlo's portrait?
Give examples of types of lines you see?
Describe this painting.
What would happen if this painting was realistic?
Which portrait do you prefer, Frida Kahlo's or Pablo Picasso's?
What would you do to make portrait of yourself in Picasso's style?
What would you do to make a portrait of yourself in Kahlo's style?
Make a portrait in the style you most prefer.