Create a treasure hunt for your family members or friends to challenge their problem-solving skills. Develop clues, riddles, codes, and/or puzzles for each step. Make each clue as creative as possible so that the participants have to really think before moving on to the next step. Remember to record the whole process, from designing the treasure hunt to watching your family members or friends participate in it.

Gather your family or friends for a storytelling session. Each person should contribute a sentence to create a collective story. Record the whole group participating in the storytelling circle and ensure that everyone adds a part. Focus on expressing yourself clearly and building upon others' ideas in a creative way.

 

Collaborate with your siblings, friends, or family members to create a piece of art using only recycled or upcycled materials. Select a theme for your artwork and brainstorm the design, materials, and method. Record your team discussing the project, working together, and the final product.

 

4. Week 4: Critical Thinking: Debate Battle

Choose a fun and age-appropriate topic for a debate, such as "Are video games educational?" or "Should animals wear clothes?" Organize a debate with your friends or family members. Allocate roles, such as moderator, debater, and timekeeper. Record the debate, making sure to demonstrate your critical thinking skills by analyzing arguments and presenting well-reasoned counterpoints.

 

5. Week 5: Creativity: MasterChef Junior Challenge

Organize your own version of MasterChef Junior at home! Choose a healthy and exciting recipe, and make a creative, delicious dish. Involve your family members or friends as the judges or as fellow competitors. Record the entire cooking process, from selecting ingredients to presenting the final dish. Focus on creativity when designing your menu.