Paper Child refers to small dolls or characters made using paper. These tiny paper dolls are created by cutting or folding paper with characters drawn on them and are often photographed alongside real pictures. These paper dolls commonly take various poses or actions, interacting with the actual environment in the background. Paper Child is usually shared through online communities or social media, serving as a fun form of art where creators can freely express their imagination and creativity. This week, 7th to 9th-grade students had a session where they created their own Paper Child by constructing their own stories and bringing life to their characters through photography. Everyone enjoyed the class very much.