Notice what makes a child lose track of time and which questions capture their interest. These small clues can show you how to make room for creativity.
Every child approaches creativity in their own way: one makes up stories, another takes things apart or watches colors mix. Ask what they enjoy about the activity, and don’t rush to judge the result. When adults understand a child’s interests, it’s easier to offer materials and opportunities that build naturally on their curiosity.
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