Litsy

Idea Jar | Adam Lehrhaupt

“And there are tons of ways to make a story. You can write it. Draw it. Talk it. You can even combine ideas to make your story better.“

Sagei.9

Idea Jar | Adam Lehrhaupt

Creative book! I think kids would enjoy it. It's an easy read. It would be easy to tie this book to an activity in storytelling or writing. It talks about the versatility of stories.

Sagei.9

Idea Jar | Adam Lehrhaupt

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The story ideas escape their jar. To get them back in, the class creates stories for the ideas.

Suchethaaahh

Where Good Ideas Come From | Steven Johnson

“Being right keeps you in place. Being wrong forces you to explore“
- Steven Johnson

#Motivation
#xoxoAllTheWayFromIndia

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Suchethaaahh

Where Good Ideas Come From | Steven Johnson

“If you look at history, innovation odesn't come just from giving people incentives; it comes from creating environments where their ideas can connect“
- Steven Johnson

#Motivation
#xoxoAllTheWayFromIndia

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Suchethaaahh

Where Good Ideas Come From | Steven Johnson

“Saving the world is not something we can do at the weekend. It cant be done for fun, and it cant be done for free“
- Steven Johnson

#Motivation
#xoxoAllTheWayFromIndia

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LibrarianRyan

How Do You Know What You Know? | Noa Jones

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3.5 ⭐This book is full of questions. A child is going for a walk with their father and one question leads to another and leads to another, etc. It‘s when new words are introduced that you begin to realize that this may not be coming from your current experience. Buddha told everybody to always question. Question why things work, know that things come from one thing to another, and on and on. This book is basic beginnings questions and how things

LibrarianRyan come after each other and how ohm covers everything. Anybody could read this book and get something out of it. It does not have to be read or is not strictly for those who follow Buddha. The information about Buddha is in the very end, as a note to parents rather than part of the story which makes this book open for all. 2y

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sarahyurco

What Do You Do with an Idea? | Kobi Yamada

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Published: 2013
This story is told from the perspective of a little boy who has an idea but doesn't know what to do with it. At first he tries to hide it so other people would not see it. But he keeps finding himself going back to the idea and eventually decides to embrace it and soo discovers that it changes everything.
Awards: Independent Publisher Book Award for Children's Picture Books