Congratulations Daniyyel!

Coming home from the week-long training at the camp, this li'l boy didn't forget his twenty-minute reading time that while he was resting, pulled out some science books from his shelf and read.

Nyny's truly happy with how you're making reading a habit, having realized its benefits as you grow.
Your choice of materials changes as your knowledge expands.

I don't just simply celebrate your reading milestone but everything about how you learn things from experiences, from books, from the videos you watch and listen to, and from your own discoveries and wonders too. 

I love to see and listen to your wonders and how you integrate your knowledge resources...sometimes I could hear you teaching me instead and I love it...I love the idea that me, being your teacher-mom, could sit for an hour listening to your wonders, answering your questions, and getting amazed by your sincere prayers too.

Like all other parents, proud for their kid's achievements, I am to you.

You know what makes a champion and it's beyond being an awardee...regardless, thank you for bringing home 3 stars... Star Reader Award, Good Communicator and Artistic Hand Award.

More grace to you, love. 

Congratulations
 for your effort and for learning patience while you study.
Snappy salute to you li'l army. Indeed, you've got stars!



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