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List (alphabetical order):
> 103 Ethical Dilemmas, Questions & What Ifs: An entire ebook devoted to one thing: scruples. Topics will engage kids, teens and (yep) adults too.
> A Book of Questions: 99 engaging scenarios & topics that challenge kids + teens to think about what kind of society they want to live in (and don’t want to!) and how that vision gets built.
> A Book of Questions - Workbook: This is a workbook version of our original Book of Questions. It focuses on turning thinking into writing, essentially forcing the writer to clarify, order and strengthen their ideas.
> A Collection of Unusual Animals: A chance for kids/teens to stretch the quirky side of their imaginations along with their visual storytelling skills. Plus, each page provides an opportunity to practice short-form writing.
> Agree or Disagree?: 110 wide-ranging topics and questions to debate. Follow-up questions throughout will help further strengthen the ability to reason, persuade and build an argument.
> Amazing Brain: 97 activity pages of fun, challenging & interesting content that works a wide range of critical & creative thinking skills.
> Can You Listicle?: 85 "listicles" that exercise critical, creative and lateral thinking skills as well as the ability to generate ideas.
> The Comic Strip Challenge: 50 comic strips that activate young people's creative thinking and visual storytelling skills.
> Create Stories: Whether writing or drawing or both, the task is to build stories around our 115 universal themes & ideas. A fun variety of storytelling templates are included in the package.
> Decisions & Dilemmas: 100 fun and quirky scenarios that will test and exercise those all-important decision-making skills.
> Draw Stuff: Focused on activating the creative brain every day through sketching or drawing, this PDF offers 400 prompts across 106 pages - and, no, you don't have to be good at drawing.
> Hmm... Mysterious Circumstances Cards: We describe mysterious scenarios that could appear in a story. Participants then think like a storyteller to come up with potential explanations. 88 cards.
> Learn Your Times Tables: While not critical or creative thinking related, it is a gem if you're trying to get kids to memorize their times tables.
> Nonsense Arguments: 88 totally non-sensical proposals, but you have to imagine they're serious. You must pretend they're real and come up with arguments to support or oppose these outlandish ideas.
> Random Conversations - Cards: 200 cards in this all ages package will get everyone talking - but it's up to participants to turn that talk into a conversation.
> Say What? The Snippets of Dialogue Cards: Each card features an excerpt of dialogue. Kids or teens read that dialogue then come up with ideas for what the characters are talking about and the story they're involved in. We offer several usage options. 73 cards
> Show Don't Tell - The Intriguing Characters Cards: On each card, we describe a personality trait or quirk about a character. Participants imagine ways that the character can show off this trait to the audience. 88 cards.
> Think On Your Feet - Cards: More than 270 questions on 136 cards. These aren’t brain teasers. Instead they’re simple questions that just require a bit of focus, thinking and sometimes creative problem solving to get the answers. It’s fun. Kids like it.
> Uh-oh - The Ingenious Escapes Cards: We provide a scenario in which a character is trapped - and participants, as the writer of the story, devise the ingenious escape plan that will get the character out of their predicament . 75 cards.
> Ultimate Categories: For these 120 categories, you'll need to think on the spot and outside the box to come up with things that could go into them.
> What's the Story?: 111 narrative-based scenarios that will put those creative thinking skills to the test. One of our most unique offerings.
> Would You Rather - Cards: 150 silly, serious and brain-boosting would you rather questions for all ages.
> X Marks the Spot: A bit like a scavenger hunt, but instead of collecting physical items, you collect answers. Over 650 questions spanning a wide range of topics that will help build up knowledge and inspire curiosity.