“Living the Life”

for high school students

A modern version of “Home Economics.” It’s not just cooking, cleaning, and clipping coupons. Our 2024 version of “Home Ec” includes:

Everything money – budgeting, debt vs. credit,  paper vs. plastic, etc.

Everything food – make a menu, best bang for the buck, make-it-and-bake-it

Household management – laundry, cleaning, basic repairs, and more

Students will learn the skills through fun, unexpected, and collaborative activities.

“Back to the Future…unplugged”

for middle school students

Before Minecraft, Xbox, or social media, there were games like Battleship, Monopoly, Sorry, Twister, Clue, Boggle, and Operation. These games taught strategy, planning, attention to detail, delayed gratification, time management, sportsmanship, regulating emotions, and cooperation. Little did we know those classic games actually taught Generation X and Millennials Executive Functions and social skills.* 

*no DeLorean or flux capacitor necessary

“Acting Out” 

for middle school students

Incorporating acting and improvisation, students will have a great time role playing social, emotional and academic scenarios that mimic lived experiences. Developing and practicing skills with the intention of strengthening executive functioning strategies. Practical application in social and academic settings.

“TRPG Gameworld “

for high school students

Students will embark on epic quests, create unique characters and collaborate with fellow adventurers to solve challenges and mysteries. Along the way they will be honing essential executive function skills (problem-solving, decision-making, time management, emotion regulation, focus and cooperative peer interactions). No experience is necessary.