Original reading passage
At first, Minh spent every free afternoon playing online games. He enjoyed winning, but he often missed dinner with his family. In September, his cousin invited him to a small craft club. The members met on Saturday mornings at the community centre. Minh made a cardboard boat and helped a younger child cut its sail. His first boat sank, so he changed the shape and tried again. Now he still plays games, but only after finishing his homework. He also spends one hour a week making models with friends. He says the club gives him something a game score cannot: a real object to share and a chance to help someone. His family does not ban screens; together they agree on a reasonable timetable.