Intermediate Learners (ages 9–12)

Today’s Focus: Helping Others

Kids will explore the many ways they can lend a hand, whether it’s helping at home, supporting friends, or looking for opportunities in the community. Through activities and reflection, they’ll see that helping others not only makes a difference for someone else but also builds confidence and character for themselves. Parents will love seeing their child develop responsibility and kindness through real-world helping skills.

Overview:

Designed for children ages 9–12, this interactive enrichment session emphasizes practical life skills, problem-solving, and collaborative learning. Activities are structured to develop independence, responsibility, communication, and critical thinking while keeping sessions engaging and hands-on. Each week offers opportunities to build meaningful skills that prepare students for real-world challenges in a fun, supportive environment. Notes / Disclosures:

• This is not a drop-off program; a parent or guardian must stay for the duration of the event.

• Activities focus on practical life skills, teamwork, and hands-on learning, with flexibility to explore new topics throughout the season.

• Sessions encourage cooperation, curiosity, and positive peer interaction.