The purpose of this study was to suggest a creativity project instruction program utilizing creative
thinking techniques on promotion of children's creativity. Confirmed by experiments in the experimental
group and the control group to identify effect of creativity project utilizing creativity thinking techniques.
The subjects selected the three daycare centers similar circumstances and education conditions, S-electronic
daycare center as first experimental group, one general daycare center as second experimental group, and
the other general daycare center as control group for experiments. 47 children in 3, 4, 5 years are
randomly selected. Integrative Creativity Test(Lee, 2014) for young children was applied to the children of
2 experimental groups and control group before and after the experiment as pre/post test. Experiment 1
and 2 groups of children were subjected to creative thinking techniques utilizing experimental activities to
the control group of children who were at the same time subjected the general NURI program for
children. The collected data were subjected to t-test and analysis of variance between groups using
independent sample SPSS WIN 21.0 program. As a result, first, both experimental groups showed that the
effect on creativity improvement over the control group(p<.01). Second, the experimental group was against
pre-post test results showed that the effect on the improvement of the creativity ability(p<.001), but
creativity personality. Third, the effect was to improve creativity ability, creativity personality, and
integrated creativity compared to the post test of both experimental and control groups(p<.001), but no
difference between the experimental group shows that the program applies the effect is identical to the
children. These findings suggest that creativity thinking techniques utilized activities developed in this study
teaching methods to help develop the creativity of children in early childhood education can be used
meaningfully.