Resources

A3 version of the CREATIONS Cloud sheet to support teacher workshops

An example of a completed cloud sheet documenting where the CREATIONS features are present in a Demonstrator activity

Follow up workshop for the CREATION Features

This workshop is designed for teachers to explore the CREATIONS Features and begin planning a Demonstrator activity to carry out in their setting.

Blank cloud template to identify CREATIONS features within your practice

CPD planning guidance, how can you develop the CREATIONS Features in your planning?

The document displays how the CREATIONS features connected with the Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) process and the IBSE Cycle.

The honeycombs are used as a prompt / support to show you questions you might ask students during the demonstrator process. 

Planning template for Demonstrator activities

The CREATIONS wheel is a physical tool to use with your students or young people. It is a way for them to generate questions about a theme or topic. Using the central wheel there are prompts for the students to begin their discussions. They then follow the second layer, which is structured around the IBSE Cycle, each stage of the cycle has further prompts to probe thinking. The gaps between the different segments allow for the third and forth layers to show through (the CREATIONS Features and Arts disciplines).

Workshop Guidance to run your own CREATIONS Features workshop

CREATIONS workshop guidelines.

These activities draw on the idea of the workshop creating a living dialogic space via creative learning converstation.

A group task to stimulate dialogue about creativity and science.