In an effort to keep the spark of creativity as accessible as possible, the Center for Human Creativity is offering this robust workbook for just $35.

This workbook guides your child to create their own venture, from idea to execution. Importantly, it teaches your child to do this in a way that’s aligned with their unique interests, beliefs, experiences, and traits, as well as their desired impact and creative vision. Depending on your child, their venture can take the form of a talk, march, craft, short story, club, song, social media account, advocacy initiative, tutorial series, business, non-profit, or more.

Once you receive the workbook, your child will be able to self-pace through the chapters. The journey can be started and finished at any time. For each chapter, your child will first read written text, with accompanying images, and then complete an activity. Each chapter takes approximately 30 minutes.

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This workbook was designed with middle schoolers in mind. That said, younger children can enjoy it with the help of a parent, and teenagers can benefit from its teachings.

Practical Skills: Cultivate essential entrepreneurial skills for a head-start in school and the workplace, including opportunity recognition, marketing, project planning, and more.

Emotional Skills: Develop confidence in their skills, abilities, and uniqueness as a creator, with a focus on resilience, authenticity, resourcefulness, empathy, courage, and self-discovery.

Social Skills: Appreciate the impact that creations have on people, society, and the planet, along with the importance of diversity and individual differences in the creative process.

Yes! The journey is designed to promote creativity and entrepreneurship in young people of all backgrounds and abilities. Stories of historical and modern day creators are told that reflect a diverse range of genders, ethnicities, sexual orientations, and more. An emphasis is also placed on the creative power of those with physical, cognitive, and emotional differences.