These things will bring great benefits to their learning skills. Additionally, experiencing new things can have a big impact on their development and problem-solving skills. I once played with a six-year-old boy who left me with a good memory. We were building a bridge in our world zone and he told me he wanted to become an engineer when he grew up. He showed me an example of his own design of a bridge using blocks and objects available nearby. I let him act like a boss and followed his orders. When the bridge was finished, I was very amazed by its appearance, but even more so by the smile on the boy's face, which was bright like the sun outside, and I was so happy. I learned many things working with children from a young age at the Minnesota Children's Museum. The first thing is communication skill. Smiling is the most important expression I have always given to show people that I care about them. Moreover, smiling made the connection between me and the people around closer and faster. Furthermore, by