| A contemporary fable |
The Riddle of the
Dragon's Hat
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'If you teach them the skill of thinking, they think forever.'
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Edward de Bono
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Inspired by Edward de Bono’s popular ‘Six Thinking
Hats’,
The Riddle of the Dragon’s Hat
uses comedy and adventure
to illustrate the various ways we can use our minds. Teachers all over the world use de Bono’s ‘hats’ to teach their students about decision making, problem solving and lateral thinking.
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That’s the theory! Now the fun really starts. Students will meet Alvin, a geeky, unassuming lad, who is always off with the fairies in a magical world painted by his rich and wacky imagination. In this world, Alvin is a mighty dragon slayer, rescuing damsels in distress. When the princess is whisked away by a fierce dragon, Alvin is thrown into his most dangerous imaginary mission yet!
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Faced by the snorting dragon, Alvin bargains for the princess’ safety. The dragon is prepared to return the princess unsinged if, and only if, Alvin can solve
The Riddle of the Dragon’s Hat
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Written by Brendon Kennedy, whose cheeky, light-hearted plays, including the popular Hermes series, have been making children laugh for years. Directed by Jim Vilé. Produced by
Queensland Arts Council.
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Cost per students: $6
Year Level Range: P – 7
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Links: Problem solving, Fables, Storytelling, Drama
Schedule
Term 1:
Area 8
Term 2:
Area 10
Term 3:
Metro 2
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Term 4:
Area 6
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