Connexions Classroom

I think every parent has this experience where they watch their child play in imagination and they get a smile across their face.I know the first time I saw my son secure a towel to his back and ran around the house and jumped off the ottoman, and I remember a smile curving up on my lips and I was trying to hide it as my daughter was wearing high heels pretending she was a mother pushing a little stroller pretending and imagining she was a mother herself.I remember watching with delight as my oldest made cookies in the kitchen and pretended she was on the Rachael Ray Show.Children just have this really beautiful gift during childhood and that is the magical place of imagination.What a beautiful and engaging resource! It really is a resource that children tap into that allows them to develop cognitively, socially, emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually.Imagination helps them to mature. Imagination is a necessary component in learning about oneself.Now as children grow if they are nurtured in Truth, which