Have you ever felt the joy of clicking with someone?

We communicate every day with family, friends, pets, or toys, and even
with people far away or virtual connections.

Communication* is an interaction between you and others, happening
not only through words, but also through facial expressions, gestures,
and glances.

At<We Clicked!>, experience the moment of clicking with someone
and feel the joy of mutual understanding, sharing hearts and ideas.
May these enjoyable moments stay with you and inspire you to keep
discovering the joy of connecting with others and with the world we
share.


*Communication is to understand each other without misunderstanding.

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  The Face Wall

  Show your feelings with your face and read your friends' expressions!

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  Feelings Inside

  Step into someone’s heart and feel their emotions.

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  Heart-to-Heart Talk

  Talk with an AI friend and share your heart.

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  Think Tank

  Write or draw your ideas and share them with others.

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  Dictionary for All

  Discover various ways to communicate beyond words!

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  Ways of Seeing

  What do you see? You can see the same thing in different ways.

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  Just Clicked!

  Use your body to express the words together with your partner!

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  Eye Contact Challenge

  Face each other, put your hands on, and enjoy eye contact for 5 seconds.

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  Outro

  Feel the joy of connecting — and discover
  how you enjoy communicating with others.

In what ways will the exhibit help my child?

• Physical Development By expressing emotions through
  facial expressions and gestures,
  and drawing symbols or pictures,
  children strengthen fine motor skills
  and stimulate their senses.
• Cognitive Development Exploring different ways of communication
  helps children organize and express their thoughts,
  enhancing their reasoning and problem-solving skills.
• Emotional Development Through sharing feelings and ideas,
  children learn empathy and understanding,
  building confidence and joy in connecting with others.
• Social Development By communicating with others,
  children learn cooperation and respect,
  and experience the joy of being together.

How to spend the best time with your children

• 01

  Respect your child’s choices! Let children choose what they want to do.
  Their own decisions make play more meaningful.
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• 02

  Be patient! Give them time to explore freely
  and enjoy the process at their own pace.
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• 03

  Ask open-ended questions! “What feeling do you see in this face?”
  “How else could you express it?”
  Encourage curiosity and imagination through conversation.

• 04

  Praise and encourage! Acknowledge every effort and idea.
  Positive feedback builds confidence and self-esteem.
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• 05

  Play together! Join in as your child’s playmate —
  shared play deepens connection and doubles the joy.