• Three Things I Did Well Today
• Portrait Of You - Collage
  • All you need to know about this activity
  • Step 1: It's all about you
  • Step 2 and 3: Connections and your theme
  • Step 4 and 5: Associated feelings, colour and mood
  • Step 6: Texture and mood
  • Step 7: Plan your collage
  • Step 8: Mount your work
  • What next?
• Imaginary Lives - Creative Writing
• Who Am I? (Part 1 and 2) - Creative Writing

Step 1: It's all about you

• On a sheet of paper or in a sketch book copy the blank mind-map (or print it out). Leave enough space to write under each heading. In the spaces under each heading, (and using the headings as guidelines) have a go at noting down some ideas about yourself, your hobbies, and other things you enjoy doing

What is a mind map?

Example mind map:

A mind map is a diagram that uses words or sketches to note ideas linked to a central, key word. A mind map gives you the opportunity to explore many different concepts and shows the process of developing them.  Mind maps are useful for generating, visualising and organising thoughts and ideas. They can also be used to make decisions, solve problems and recall memories.