Artifact #15: OneNote Creativity

Portfolio Item Responses

Title of item OneNote Creativity

Owner/Creator Myself (Katelyn Thompson)

Site found N/A

Description of item content
How this item informs your goals.
Significance in your Practicum/Internship
experience.
Available on OneNote. (See “snip” image on
portfolio page.)
The OneNote Notebook has a section titled
“Creativity.” Two tabs within this section are (1)
“What is creativity?” and (2) “Activities.” Teachers
are able access several creativity promoting
activities that can be implemented in all K-2 classes,
and differentiated as needed. This section of the
OneNote includes resources like “Object Picture
Cards,” the S.C.A.M.P.E.R. technique, squiggle
drawings (“Imagination Workout”) examples,
transformations, and brainstorming.
This OneNote page is a culmination of two goals:
meeting with the Target teacher (who informed
many of the ideas for creativity) and the OneNote
resources shared with K-2 teachers. I was able to
share and discuss some of these resources during
the PD as well.

Acquisition Challenge Level (considering Level 3

time, effort, money, etc. on scale of easy = 1
to difficult = 5)
Free, but time consuming. Gathering these
resources involved meeting with Anne S. (Target
teacher) to acquire ideas and resource books, as
well as some of her personal ideas. I also had to
search online for several resources that are
attached to this OneNote (i.e. “Imagination
Workout” printable). I created some of the
resources myself as well (i.e. Brainstorming
printable). I also took a lot of time reading through
the resource book on creativity I borrowed from
Anne.