When we talk of creativity many children may wonder what this is. Creativity is simply being able to make something out of what you have thought of or read about. In order for children to quickly develop their minds, they have to be creative.

As you read today’s issue, you will discover some of the different forms of creativity. On the front page, see how children planted trees during the National Tree planting Week. Also get to know the meaning of this tree week.

As you read on you will find out how to be creative as you do your domestic chores. They can be fun too instead of boring.
To add icing onto the cake, read ‘Rat Survival’, a story of a rat’s creative life.

More still share the fun as you look through the pictorial of the Children’s Christmas party that was prepared by Ecobank. Something new is in for children who want to learn how to be creative.

Take a peek at the Art and Activity centre, you will not regret why you opened this paper. Enjoy as you try out and learn different activities. Always remember that creativity will quickly develop your mind.

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