The document provides guidance for brainstorming adjectives to describe mountains and developing descriptive paragraphs about mountain scenes. It encourages creative thinking without criticism and offers exercises to inspire new ideas when initial brainstorming runs dry. The summary advises narrowing any extensive brainstorming results down to the 5-10 best ideas and determining next steps, such as further developing or implementing the ideas.

1. Mountains Miss. Mulhair

2. How many words can you think of to describe mountains? These words are called adjectives. An adjective describes a noun Brainstorm with your talk partner

3. Choose one of the images Describe one of these scenes. Discuss orally. What colours would you see? What would it feel like to be there? What kinds of smells would there be? Write a paragraph to describe one scene. High snow covered mountains Mountains shrouded in mist

4. Rules No idea is a bad idea Be creative Take risks No criticism allowed at this point

5. Active brainstorming Developing ideas Inspire creative thinking with games and exercises When ideas run dry start new exercises to develop new impulses Note ideas

6. Summary Choosing the best ideas and developing them further Examine the requirements and restrictions Confine the list to 5-10 of the best ideas

7. The next steps Define the next steps Analyze the ideas developed? Continue with a larger group? Develop tasks to follow up on Turning ideas to reality