The document discusses activities to develop creativity and fluency in young children. It focuses on the technique of brainstorming, which involves generating many ideas in response to a prompt without evaluation. Three levels of brainstorming activities are described corresponding to ability levels of toddlers, preschoolers, and young school-aged children. The activities aim to nurture children's creativity by valuing their ideas and showing them their contributions are important. Regular practice of brainstorming can help develop fluency, defined as the ability to readily generate many possible solutions or ideas.