For children to be able to imagine, they must use information that is stored in the brain (things they remember and understand). When imagining occurs, there is a recombining of details in a new way. Along with fostering language, adults can cultivate children’s imaginative play by using props, materials, and photographs, anything to spark a connection between memories and newly imagined ideas. We place great value on memory training, making use of visual, audio and tactile (touch) cues.