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Creativity, as a personality trait, can be defined as openness to new experiences, independence, flexibility, dynamism, and originality. This trait is partly innate, but can be cultivated and encouraged.

Developing creativity in a child is necessary in order to form and develop skills to adapt to a constantly and rapidly changing environment.
Young children are charming with their freedom and spontaneity, their ability to fantasize and create. However, as they grow up, they are increasingly forced to follow strict rules, and adults not only offer various tasks and games, but also detailed instructions on how to complete them.

Creativity is especially thwarted by the constant application of knowledge and information in solving problems according to well-established algorithms and the fear of making mistakes. Every child must be given the opportunity to create, because children are naturally curious and like to experiment.

The development of creativity requires:
- a rich, diverse environment that encourages exploration, experimentation, and creation;
- democratic relationships with others;
- a certain autonomy, independence and the possibility of free choice.

Toys and tools in this category can be used in a variety of ways, allowing the child to see in them what he wants.