Creativity in children is something that should be naturally brought out as opposed to overthinking it. Many people give children too many tools instead of just letting their creative juices flow. Karen M. Ricks is an elementary school teacher, and she expressed how creativity should not be forced. It is present in all school-age children, so it is important that we allow them to be creative on their own and express it in their own manner.

Key Takeaways:

• Creating your own toolkit for your child to expand their creativity with is a great DIY starting point.
• Reading a book and exploring a new land with new people is a great way to foster creativity levels.
• The most valuable part of a child’s creativity is that it is always present without any cost to you financially. It is better than any toy.

“Too often, society and the educational system overlook creativity in favor of academic achievement.”

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