This research aims. Educational activities, movement and rhythm handouts to promote creativity for children. To compare the before and after activities, creative movement and rhythm handouts. The target group for this study were male children - aged between 5-6 years who are enrolled in Kindergarten to Year 2 Term 2, 2558 Ban Bung Sa Mak Kee, Kamphaeng Phet. Office of Elementary Kamphaeng Phet District 1 of 14 people, which is obtained by sampling.
The instruments used in the study. Test the creativity of young children with two aspects of the initiative, and the planning of activities considered fluent movement and rhythm with the description of the study was 20 pages. The research used a sample of one group and the pre-test and post-test experimental One - Group Pretest - Posttest Design statistical methods used to analyze data using statistical percentage.
The results showed that
1. From the creative skills for preschool children. Before and after the event, movement and rhythm handouts. Previous experiments showed that children be creative with 64.28 percent after the trial of children to be creative with percentage. 88.33 and the development of creativity, with a 33.52 percent indicated that after the experiment. Children are creative than before treatment.
2. Comparison of creativity before and after the event, movement and rhythm handouts find creative overall pretest posttest is 64.28 percent with 88.33 percent and the rate of development. and 33.52 percent on a per field. The initiative was observed before and after the event, movement and rhythm handouts. Pretest children with creative skills with 56.78 percent after the trial early childhood creativity is 93.21 percent and the development of creativity, with 36.42 percent of the Athletics found. Before and after the event, movement and rhythm handouts before the experiment, children are creative, the value of 30.71 after the experiment, children are creative, the value of 45.5 and with the development of creativity. with an average of 31.78 indicates that children with creative skills after the event higher than before the events of movement and rhythm handouts.