Social Detectives

Here, children unravel the joys of new friendships, empathy, and self-awareness while engaging in activities that spark curiosity and fun. This spring, we're excited to offer the Spring Social Detectives Group, a unique week-long experience designed for children aged 6-9. This group centers around developing social skills, enhancing self-awareness, and fostering empathy through engaging and interactive activities.

What our Group Offers:

• Skilled Facilitation: Our team consists of experienced educators who are adept at creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. They guide the children through the program with a focus on nurturing each child’s individual strengths.
• Supportive Learning Environment: We prioritize creating spaces that allow children to feel comfortable and confident as they explore new social landscapes. Our activities are designed to encourage positive interaction and teamwork among peers.
• Tailored Activities: The Spring Social Detectives program uses a curated selection of practices from the evidence-backed Superflex® curriculum, adjusted to meet the diverse needs of our participants. We emphasize practical skills like understanding social cues, regulating responses, and building flexible thinking.
• Building Connections: A key outcome of our program is helping children develop meaningful friendships. Through group activities and shared experiences, participants have the opportunity to practice their social skills in real-time, fostering genuine connections.

Group Benefits

Participating in the Spring Social Detectives program can offer your child several key benefits:

• Enhanced Social Skills: Children learn to navigate social interactions more effectively, understanding both their own and others’ perspectives.
• Increased Self-Awareness: The program helps children become more attuned to their thoughts and feelings, and how these can influence their interactions with others.
• Improved Empathy: By participating in group activities, children develop a stronger sense of empathy, learning to recognize and respond to the emotions of others.
• Confidence in Social Settings: As children build their social toolkit, they gain confidence in their ability to engage with peers in various setting.

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