Creative Flexibility Checklist—Middle School

 

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Sometimes

Rarely/

Never

 

Student notices similarities among unlike objects and ideas.

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Student finds unusual patterns in language.

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Student finds unusual patterns in nature.

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Student finds unusual patterns in behavior.

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Student sees humor in language.

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Student sees humor in situations.

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Student produces language, ideas, and projects that amuse others.

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Student notices especially effective uses of language.

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Student plays with language.

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Student uses language effectively to entertain.

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Student uses language effectively to inform.

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Student uses language effectively to persuade.

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Student suggests ways to improve everyday objects.

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Student suggests unusual ways to use everyday objects to accomplish tasks.

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Student creates meaningful ideas and pictures of experiences and objects that do not exist in the real world.

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Student includes surprising and meaningful features in projects.

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