TRIZ Textbooks:  CID Course for Children, 3-1W0
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Planet of Unsolved Misteries: Course of Creative Imagination Development (CID), 3rd Grade, 1st Semester, Children Workbook
Natalia V. Rubina, 1998 [published in Russian] English translation by Irina Dolina, June 3, 2001 Technical Editing by Toru Nakagawa, December 15, 2001
Published in this "TRIZ Home Page in Japan" in English on Dec. 17, 2001 under the permission of the Author.  (C) N.V.Rubina, I. Dolina, T. Nakagawa, 2001

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     When a new academic year begins, it is pleasant to recollect the careless summer days.
     Think of one of these days…  During your vacation a distant relative of your age visited you.  You were to make his stay interesting, so you decided to show him the most fascinating things in your city.  Where will you go?
 

     Devise an attraction, a museum or other place of amusement, which exists nowhere else.

1. Choice of a method.
2. Choice of a system, on the basis of which a new idea emerges.
3. Steps of the method.
4. Supplements and details of the idea that has emerged.
5. A picture or a story, explaining this idea.

Scale “Fantasy – 2”.

Novelty.

How do you understand a novelty?

How to define the level of a novelty (from 1 to 4 points):

• New adventures of the Puss in Boots;
• Clock with a woodpecker;
• Glasses, increasing or decreasing light;
• Scissors with a device for drawing;
• Chair in wheels.

It is important that the idea should be not only new but also true.

Define how persuasive this idea is (from 1 to 4 points):

• Nose went for a walk around the city;
• Characters travel by time-machine;
• Village of snow-men;
• Videophone (when you talk over phone, you can see the person you are talking to)

What new information does your idea can give about a human being or about a mankind?

The idea is not a story nor a novel.  Yet, judging by the way a person expresses his ideas, much can be said about the author.

Have you ever thought about the reason why you like or dislike books, stories, movies?

     Compare your points.
 
 

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