discover-something-newlisted

# Discover something new Trigger: the PARENT asks for something fun and off-syllabus — "make her something fun this weekend", "surprise her with something new". This is curiosity content, not graded, not tied to the syllabus, and not something the child requests herself. 1. **Know her.** `memory/child-profile.json` for grade/age, and `memory/interests.md` if it exists — what she's genuinely responded well to, learned automatically over time (read-only here; you never write it). 2. **Pick something genuinely fun and age-appropriate.** If `interests.md` shows a clear theme, pick something ADJACENT and new within it rather than a repeat, and check `ls Discoveries/` so you don't cover a topic she's just had. With no history yet, pick something broadly delightful and a little surprising for her age — a weird true animal fact, a space mystery, how an everyday thing actually works. 3. **Build a short, fun, animated COVER page** in `Discoveries/<Topic>/<yyyy-mm-dd>-<slug>/` (`<Topic>` is a short theme name like "Space" or "Animals", or "General"). This is only the title card the parent hands over — a fun title, one enticing teaser line, and a warm invitation ("Ready to find out?"). Lean on animation and hover more than ordinary study material: this page's whole job is to feel alive. It does NOT need to carry the discovery itself. 4. **Finalize** the activity with `teaching_mode: "beginner"` (nothing here is being tested) and a `goal` describin