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Remote Association
In this challenge, three unrelated words will become connected by a fourth word.
This is a bit tricky and, like the riddle, the answer will probably come with that sudden
flash of insight. (Answers at end of article.)
Desert - ice - spell ___________________
Blood - music - cheese ___________________
Cookies - sixteen - heart ___________________
Car - swimming - cue ___________________
Loser - throat - spot ___________________
Cottage - Swiss - cake ___________________
Night - wrist - stop ___________________
Dew - comb - bee ___________________
Aid - rubber - wagon ___________________
Cracker - fly - fighter ___________________
New Creation
Collect 15-20 household items and make something using all items or as many as
possible. Complete in 5 to 8 minutes.
You never know what toothpicks/paperclips/pen cap/lifesavers/rubber bands/
clothespins/card stock/straw/thumbtacks/a blob of play-dough can turn into until you
give it a go!
CALLING ALL
SUPER SLEUTHS:
As City Slicker and Hay Seed ponder
their own creative
abilities, they
also want to
help you
continue flexing
your creative
" muscle. " They
have hidden in
this magazine
two pictures that
urge you to take
positive action for
creative success.
For a chance to win $25, do the
following:
* Give the page number where the
pictures are located.
* Name and explain what these
illustrations mean.
Enter online at www.co-opliving.com or
send answers with your name, address and
phone number to:
Cooperative Living Super Sleuth
P.O. Box 2340
Glen Allen, VA 23058-2340.
Flying car
Campsite with two campers and a fire ring
Want more creative challenges? Try this site: www.kidsciencechallenge.com/yearfour/teachers_activities.php.
It has loads of activities for at-home fun and inspires bright
ideas for science fair projects. Be sure to check out Crow Creativity under Animal
Smarts and see if your problem-solving skills match those of a crow!
As you begin your new academic year, keep your cleverness flowing. Approach your
studies and projects by asking more questions, making suggestions, experimenting and
taking chances. If your school has a Destination Imagination team, join it. Don't let fear
of failure hold you back.
You might want to keep this convincing thought from Mr. Einstein taped inside your
locker as a daily reminder of the power and importance of creativity:
" Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited
to all we now know and understand while imagination embraces the
entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand. "
-Albert Einstein 
June Issue Super Sleuth
Our June KIDS' KORNER Super Sleuth
had youthful readers consider where in our
nation is the earliest place to watch the sun
rise as it passes through the sky from east
to west. For a chance to win $25, entrants
were asked to name the national park that
sees the first rays of sunlight in the
continental U.S. between mid-October and
March of each year, and the famous
mountain where this occurs. The correct
answers were page
six, Acadia National
Park in Maine and
Cadillac Mountain.
Prajina Adhikari was
our $25 winner.
Congratulations,
Prajina! 
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Riddle answers-match, Friday is his horse, your name
Remote Association answers-dry; blue; sweet; pool; sore; cheese; watch; honey; band; fire

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