At the Monitorama Conference, Dave Cadwallader shared his insights on observability through a unique approach of teaching his children about monitoring using Grafana. By engaging with his kids through practical experiments with inexpensive temperature and humidity sensors, and later an ultrasonic range finder, Cadwallader illustrated how monitoring could be made accessible and engaging for all ages. These experiments not only introduced his children to concepts like data visualization and historical data analysis but also provided Cadwallader with a fresh perspective on teaching and collaboration in professional environments. He emphasized the importance of intrinsic motivation and experiential learning, suggesting that allowing individuals to explore and experiment on their own fosters a deeper understanding and enthusiasm for tools like Grafana. Cadwallader's experience culminated in organizing a game day at his workplace to encourage playful learning, reinforcing the idea that enjoyment enhances the learning process.