Elian corrected the spelling under the words for Gaara's reference. He opened one of the books he had to a page that showed an island. "This is an island. It is a little piece of land surrounded by water." Of course none of this is said with a hint of impatience or distraction.

To Elian, this was the part he enjoyed the most. Showing things to people that didn't understand it, information was his thing no matter how small it seemed. He gives Gaara a moment before he addresses the second word, Village.

Again, he took a book, opened it up to show a village full of people working a farm, tending to livestock and building a home. "This is a village."

His small chubby finger pointed to different points in a slow succession as he said the words. "The people work together to live and grow. Some take care of crops, animals and build houses. Some take care of the children. Some make the food they eat. They live together in peace like a family." Ideally, they would, but that could be saved for another time.

The last word, title would take a little longer to explain to some. Elian came up with a simpler explanation.

"Title is an easy way to find a leader or place." Elian had to make sure that it was kept simple just for this reason of learning. The use of complicated words were kept at a minimum. Still, he enjoyed teaching Gaara and it showed.