Today, after reading "The Hard Candy," we tried making our own hard candy storage box (??). Even though my child is a boy, he loves making things this cute and adorable (??)^^. As soon as it was finished, he put his secret snack inside and tucked it right into his desk. (He said Mom shouldn't eat it... lol) Reading the book version of "The Hard Candy," which I had planned to watch as a musical, made for a more thought-provoking and meaningful time. Now that we've learned from the book, if there is a musical, we plan to watch it! Thank you always, teacher.

The title of the book, "The Liar's Puffy Rubber Gloves," is already bursting with fun! As soon as the book arrived home, my child read it to their younger siblings. (They even told me the storyline before bedtime, saying they wanted to tell me the content.) I asked what "crafting" meant, and they replied that it involves the fun of waiting. It was a secret until today! Simple yet uses materials that children love, plus the heart of waiting for something to grow! I am grateful to see my child come out smiling after happily finishing the class... and I feel thankful for the Havruta class, which helps thoughts and emotions grow together.

I am so grateful that my child is always happily and attentively listening to Director Haslo's classes until December 2025. In particular, we conducted the class without books this time. It was great to see that, throughout the process, my child seems to be gradually understanding how to read books and remember the content. I appreciate that Havruta isn't just about asking questions and talking; it is also helpful because my child learns to read books and identify key vocabulary words.