These printable worksheets are great tools for children to grow their creativity. They are designed to help develop unconventional thinking, decision making, problem solving, self-confidence and many more skills related to creative thinking. Most importantly, kids will find these creativity worksheets stimulating and fun.

Preschool Worksheets (3 and 4 year olds)

Discover worksheets that motivate, and boost your child’s creativity no matter how early they are on the learning spectrum. Our preschool worksheets are the perfect resources for curious and imaginative young learners.

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  Blank Giraffe
  This giraffe has lost all its spots! Draw a new and original coat for it.
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  What Are You Thinking?
  Draw inside your head what you are thinking or what interests you
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  Delicious Ice Creams
  How delicious these ice creams are! How many flavors can you imagine?

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Kindergarten Worksheets (5 year olds)

Most kids’ first experience with a structured learning environment where they are expected to pay attention is in kindergarten. Adding some of our worksheets to the academic kindergarten activities will give the child a mental and creative break.

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  Blank Giraffe
  This giraffe has lost all its spots! Draw a new and original coat for it.
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  What Are You Thinking?
  Draw inside your head what you are thinking or what interests you
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  The Superteam
  Imagine the powers of these superheroes and draw their costumes.

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Lower Elementary Worksheets (6 to 8 year olds)

Reading, math, science, history, and more start to be taught all at once to children ages 6 to 8. Don’t let them lose their creative spark! With our worksheets, kids can have fun and trigger their creativity at the same time.

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  Blank Giraffe
  This giraffe has lost all its spots! Draw a new and original coat for it.
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  What Are You Thinking?
  Draw inside your head what you are thinking or what interests you
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  The Superteam
  Imagine the powers of these superheroes and draw their costumes.

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Upper Elementary Worksheets (9 to 12 year olds)

Most 9–12-year-olds don’t want more homework because their classes are getting harder and they already have lots of work to do. Show the children our boosting-creativity worksheets as a moment of relaxation and fun.

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  Blank Giraffe
  This giraffe has lost all its spots! Draw a new and original coat for it.
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  What Are You Thinking?
  Draw inside your head what you are thinking or what interests you
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  The Superteam
  Imagine the powers of these superheroes and draw their costumes.