In class, the teacher gives old paper for recycling. During break, Ben folds one sheet into a small airplane. He throws it gently, and it flies across the room. His friend laughs, and they take turns. When class starts, Ben puts the plane in his bag to take home. Later, he shows his little sister how to fold one. They fly planes in the living room and smile.

Tom returns a book two days late. At the desk, the librarian says there is a small fine. Tom pays and says, 'Sorry.' The librarian smiles and says, 'It happens.' Tom borrows a new book and sets a reminder on his phone. He walks out and promises to return on time next week.

Jae buys a blue backpack for school. It has two big pockets and one small pocket in front. The zipper moves easily. He puts his books in the big pocket and his pencil case in the small one. He tries it on and checks the straps. In the mirror, the backpack looks good. Jae is ready for the new week.

After work, Hana goes to an evening computer class. The teacher shows how to make a simple table. Students click and type carefully. Hana practices for one hour. She saves her file and smiles. The teacher walks by and says, 'Good job.' On the way home, Hana thinks about new skills. Step by step, she can learn many things.

Luca packs his school bag at night. He puts in two books, a pencil case, and a water bottle. He checks his homework and closes the zipper. In the morning, he cannot find the bag. He looks in the bedroom and the kitchen. At last, he sees it under the chair. He laughs and puts the bag on his back. He leaves home on time and feels ready for class.

Hiro needs a place to study. He goes to the city library after lunch. The doors open with a soft sound. Inside, people read and type quietly. Hiro finds a table near a plant. He puts his notebook and a pen down. He studies for one hour and makes small notes. When he takes a break, he walks to the window and looks at the street. The sun is warm on the glass. He feels proud of his work and studies for one more hour.

Omar joins an evening English class at the community center. The teacher writes 'Hello' on the board. Students say their names and countries. They practice simple questions: 'Where are you from?' 'What do you do?' Omar listens carefully and speaks slowly. They play a short game with cards. Omar gets the word 'apple' and makes a sentence. The class claps. After class, the teacher gives a small homework: write five sentences about your day. Omar walks home with new words in his head.

Olivia loves books. She walks to the public library on Main Street. Inside, it is quiet and cool. She sees many shelves and friendly faces. At the desk, she asks, 'How can I get a card?' The librarian says, 'Please write your name and address.' Olivia writes slowly and shows her ID. The librarian gives her a small card. 'Now you can borrow books,' she says. Olivia chooses a short novel and a book of simple poems. At home, she makes tea and sits on the sofa. She opens the first page and smiles. A new world waits for her.