"When children can imagine, they can envision solutions to problems. They can imagine what it’s like to be someone or something else, which helps develop empathy. They can find answers to the question, “What if?” And they can plan full and satisfying futures. For children, creativity is also important because it means there is no one right answer, which provides them opportunities to succeed. This, in turn, fosters feelings of mastery and enhances self-concept."  - Rae Pica