This study explored the process of micro-discourse formation about creativity of elementary school teachers. The study was conducted according to general qualitative research methods. Participants were five elementary teachers, naturally grouped through lectures, and research data were collected, analyzed, and interpreted in an open discussion about creativity. The results of the study firstly shed light on the social language of various sources implied in the “extraordinary creativity” that emerged from the teachers early dialogue on creativity. Secondly, through the disconstructing of the “extraordinary creativity” perspective and pursuing the meaning of “everyday creativity,” Thirdly, we dealt with the process of micro-discourse formation that proceeds to rethink creativity education by dealing with the capture and interpretation of the expression of general creativity in My Life . In the discussion, the discourses of the participating teachers shifted from the macro to the micro perspectives of creativity. A series of discourses showed the teachers discourse flow about opened questions of what is creativity? It also showed a process of generation of meaning that is interactively constructed about this question. This study shows that the formation of specific discourses by teachers is not a process of following a linear theory but of passing through a long flow of discourse intertwined with life. It also suggests that pedagogical practice should be approached with a long-term view that encompasses the formation of specific discourses.