Selfi was very enthusiastic when joining the rocket-making activity with students from Sekolah Cita Buana. She assembled a rocket using a recycled bottle and other simple materials, then launched it with her team, watching it soar high into the sky. Selfi also took part in the “Rocket Angry Bird” competition, where her team from Peduli Anak Middle School won first place after their rocket traveled the farthest. The victory made Selfi very happy, especially because she and her team received a cash prize of 100,000 rupiah.

Nopi had an exciting experience joining an educational game called “Guess the Country” with four students from Cita Buana School, Jakarta. The activity took place in Grade 3 classroom and was supervised by Ms. Habibah. Nopi was grouped with Dayah, Putri, Ayu, Delima, and Suci to guess countries based on images of famous landmarks, food, and symbols shown on a world map. Their group successfully guessed countries like China, Canada, and Brazil, winning second place and a cheesy Pocky snack as a prize. Nopi was thrilled, as the activity was not only fun but also taught her a lot about the world.

Jaya played kites enthusiastically with Irwansyah, Jumadil, Alif, and Akbar in the Peduli Anak yard. They competed to fly their kites as high as possible, laughing cheerfully and helping each other. Jaya actively managed his kite string to keep it steady in the air. This fun activity not only brought joy but also strengthened their friendship and created sweet memories.

During the school break, Arga spent his time visiting the library to nurture his interest in reading and improve his literacy skills. He was drawn to picture books featuring objects, fruits, vehicles, and plants, each labeled with names and colors. With guidance from his mentor, Arga practiced reading slowly yet enthusiastically, showing strong focus and determination. This activity not only enhanced his reading ability but also boosted his confidence and learning spirit. The positive interaction with his mentor made the reading experience even more enjoyable for Arga.

Jumadil joined a fun activity of making rockets from used plastic bottles, guided by students from Cita Buana School in Jakarta. With patience and teamwork, he worked with his friends to cut, assemble, and decorate the rocket. Once completed, they launched the rocket using a tool prepared by the Cita Buana students. For Jumadil, the activity was not only a chance to practice his skills, but also a moment to strengthen friendships while fostering collaboration and creativity.

Silvia enjoys koplo and dangdut music, especially the lively and energetic koplo version of the song “Mawar Merah.” She often plays it on her mini speaker while singing along and nodding her head to the beat. This song is also her go-to tune during leisure time or when doing group chores with friends like Aida, Maya, Iraika, Yeyen, and Hera. Music has become a source of joy that strengthens the warmth and fun of their togetherness.

Ulfa joined an exciting game of Bingo held in the Peduli Anak hall as part of the farewell event for Louis, a volunteer from the Netherlands. The game was led by Louis and Alba, a volunteer from Spain, where players matched the images called out to the cards they each had. Ulfa played with her friends and showed sharp focus and quick reflexes throughout the game. She became the fastest player to complete her card and proudly shouted “BINGO!”, winning a prize of marshmallows and Kopiko candy. The activity was both a fun moment and a sweet memory for Ulfa and her friends with the volunteers.

On Saturday night, the Peduli Anak hall turned into a mini cinema as Siska and her friends watched a horror movie titled Kereta Berdarah (The Bloody Train). As a horror film enthusiast, Siska enjoyed every tense and surprising moment of the movie, even though she occasionally hid her face behind a pillow while peeking through. The atmosphere was filled with small screams, nervous laughter, and warm togetherness, all under the supervision of a counselor to ensure everyone’s safety. For Siska, the best part came after the movie—discussing the scariest scenes with her friends. That night became one of her most memorable Saturday nights, filled with laughter, suspense, and shared stories.

Lintang is a bright child who quickly understands lessons, especially in arithmetic. She is able to count numbers up to the teens using the “carry over one” method taught by her teacher. She often finishes her tasks faster than her classmates, thanks to her strong focus in learning. Her cooperative attitude also contributes to a more enjoyable classroom environment.