Opening remarks
How to write a diary
Introduction to the Twelve Months of Humanities Question Keywords
Q&A a Day

January is a time to understand each other more deeply.
Exploring everyday life through the eyes of curiosity in February
March: The power to believe in your potential, self-esteem
The world you can only see when you stop in April
Writing to Create Strong Thoughts in May
How to keep pretty words in my heart in June
The power of limitless possibilities in July
The Best Learning Attitude for Growth in August
A journey of reflection in September, seeking my own answers.
An inner flower that doesn't fall even when shaken in October
November Soul-Enriching Conversations and Thoughts
The Real Purpose of Studying Humanities in December

A special day that starts with a question to my precious child,
I will give you the gift of humanities habits that will help you find your own great answers.
『One Line of Humanities a Day for Children』 Q&A Diary Book!

1.
5 minutes of Q&A per day × 3 years × 1,095 growths

Discover 365 questions that will guide parents and children into the deep and broad world of the humanities.
Five minutes a day, one line of humanities questions a day will strengthen your child's imagination, expressiveness, creativity, and even inner strength.
Answering questions requires a thorough conversation with my mind.
If your child has difficulty answering on their own, have a parent help them.
If writing is too much for you, you can draw a picture, and if you have trouble understanding the question, you can start by copying the question.
There is no set answer.
Because the humanities are about finding ways, not answers.

2.
3 years later, a special record for my child

This book is a diary that records a child's growth over three years.
The reason it takes three years is because the same question can give completely different answers depending on one's inner depth and state of mind.
Divide your writing into this year, next year, and the year after, starting from the day you first started writing.
If you want to capture your child's growth process in more depth, you can divide it into preschool, lower grades, and upper grades.
The important thing is to observe how much your child's mind and thoughts have grown, and as a parent, to believe in that growth and support and encourage it.

3.
The Miracle of Humanities Questions that Unlock Children's Potential and Potential

Please remember these three things:
First, it doesn't necessarily have to be long.
Two, you don't have to answer every question in a day.
Three, just don't forget to write it every day.
The questions in the book may be a little difficult.
However, do not judge your child's potential by saying, "This question is difficult, so let's skip it."
Because that's like blocking the child's opportunity to grow.
There is no better education than asking and answering questions when a child needs you.
It takes at most five years to ask and answer a child's questions.
But the guilt and regret of not being able to spend that time together will never go away.
So, start here, right now.