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This creativity writing activity for KS1 is a wonderful way to encourage young students to use their imagination and creative thinking.

What If…?" by Anthony Browne is a captivating children’s story that revolves around Joe, a young boy who has been invited to a birthday party.

Supply teachers can especially benefit of this activity as there is not much resources required apart from the ones you will find in a primary classroom.

Here are some additional thoughts and details for each question:

  1. What kind of food would you prepare?

Encourage students to think about their favorite foods and snacks. They can also consider foods typically enjoyed at birthday parties, like cupcakes, pizza, or ice cream.
Ask them to describe the food they would serve, including any special dishes they’d like to include.
For added creativity, students can come up with imaginative, made-up dishes or treats that would fit perfectly in Joe’s party.

  1. Who would you invite to the party?

Prompt students to think about their friends, family members, or even fictional characters they’d like to invite to the party.
Ask them to explain why they chose these guests, perhaps highlighting the qualities or interests that make them great party companions.
Encourage students to imagine how each guest would contribute to the fun and enjoyment of the party.

  1. What games would you play?

Students can brainstorm a list of their favorite party games, such as musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, or a scavenger hunt.
Encourage them to describe the rules of the games they’d choose and how they would be played.
For an added layer of creativity, ask students to invent a brand-new party game and explain how it would work.

This activity allows students to engage their imaginations, practice descriptive writing, and foster creativity. It also ties in nicely with the theme of planning a party, which is something many children enjoy and can relate to.

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