Red Hat

• Which words sprang to mind as soon as you looked at this?

• What did you feel as soon as you saw this?

Red Hat

• Which words sprang to mind as soon as you looked at this?

• What did you feel as soon as you saw this?

Red Hat

• Which words sprang to mind as soon as you looked at this?

• What did you feel as soon as you saw this?

Red Hat

• Which words sprang to mind as soon as you looked at this?

• What did you feel as soon as you saw this?

Black Hat

• What are the facts and figures?

• What data is there? (For example; names, dates, places).

• What are the details?

Black Hat

• What are the facts and figures?

• What data is there? (For example; names, dates, places).

• What are the details?

Black Hat

• What are the facts and figures?

• What data is there? (For example; names, dates, places).

• What are the details?

Black Hat

• What are the facts and figures?

• What data is there? (For example; names, dates, places).

• What are the details?

Yellow Hat

• Be positive!

• What are the good points?

• What happy / positive things are there?

Yellow Hat

• Be positive!

• What are the good points?

• What happy / positive things are there?

Yellow Hat

• Be positive!

• What are the good points?

• What happy / positive things are there?

Yellow Hat

• Be positive!

• What are the good points?

• What happy / positive things are there?

Purple Hat

• What are the problems with this?

• What are the scary points?

• What might go wrong?

• Be negative.

Purple Hat

• What are the problems with this?

• What are the scary points?

• What might go wrong?

• Be negative.

Purple Hat

• What are the problems with this?

• What are the scary points?

• What might go wrong?

• Be negative.

Purple Hat

• What are the problems with this?

• What are the scary points?

• What might go wrong?

• Be negative.

Blue Hat

• You are in charge of making sure your group sticks to the ‘hat’ they should be wearing.

Example: you must make sure people are positive if they are wearing the yellow hat.

Blue Hat

• You are in charge of making sure your group sticks to the ‘hat’ they should be wearing.

Example: you must make sure people are positive if they are wearing the yellow hat.

Blue Hat

• You are in charge of making sure your group sticks to the ‘hat’ they should be wearing.

Example: you must make sure people are positive if they are wearing the yellow hat.

Blue Hat

• You are in charge of making sure your group sticks to the ‘hat’ they should be wearing.

Example: you must make sure people are positive if they are wearing the yellow hat.

Green Hat

• What are the alternatives?

• What might happen in the future?

• What suggestions would you make?

• What ideas do you have?

Green Hat

• What are the alternatives?

• What might happen in the future?

• What suggestions would you make?

• What ideas do you have?

Green Hat

• What are the alternatives?

• What might happen in the future?

• What suggestions would you make?

• What ideas do you have?

Green Hat

• What are the alternatives?

• What might happen in the future?

• What suggestions would you make?

• What ideas do you have?