Elementary Education refers to the initial stage of formal, structured education that children receive. It involves the teaching of foundational knowledge and basic skills, often through the use of engaging, interactive methods. This category also encompasses DIY projects and model building activities, which are hands-on, practical tasks that can enhance the learning process, stimulate creativity, and develop problem-solving skills. These activities are considered both educational tools and hobbies, combining learning with entertainment. The term DIY, an acronym for "Do It Yourself," indicates a self-made approach to creating, modifying, or repairing things, which can be incorporated into elementary education to foster independence and initiative in learners. In this context, hobbies refer to leisure activities that can be pursued for enjoyment and relaxation but also serve an educational purpose by facilitating the acquisition of new skills and knowledge.