“A home contains shelter, peace, safety, and love. Most importantly, it has my family, where my heart rests under their embrace.” – Amy Wang, 5th Grade, San Mateo

“My home means to me love and care. It is a great place to live. I wish I could share it!” – Jessica Li, 3rd Grade, Foster City

“I can’t wait to come home everyday to my safe and cozy house. It makes me happy to help my little brother read, play, and be creative. We can also be really silly too.” – Kyle Fok, Kindergarten, San Bruno

“My house means family. It means warmth and love.” – Kendall Mendoza, 1st Grade, San Bruno

“My house is safest place in the world, where I have fun with my parents and my baby brother. When I enter home I smell yummy food from my mother’s homemade food.” – Aakriti Dasgupta, 3rd Grade, Foster City

“My house is safest place in the world, where I have fun with my parents and my baby brother. When I enter home I smell yummy food from my mother’s homemade food.” – Aakriti Dasgupta, 3rd Grade, Foster City

“I like my home. My home is nice. My home is cozy and warm. I wish everyone could have a house like me.” – Alva Sunil, 1st Grade, Foster City

“My home is wherever my family is. When I sleep on the ground in a tent, I am still happy because I am home.” – Kyle Ko, 2nd Grade, San Mateo

“For me my home means a lot. It’s safe and warm and I enjoy playing outside of it. I hope every child could have a house like mine.” – Emily Peng, 2nd Grade, Foster City

“My home is the best place to be. Keeps me safe and the love from my mom, dad and brother!” – Evan Wang, Kindergarten, Foster City