Elementary Summer Groups (K–5th Grade)
This age group is all about learning through experience. Kids aren’t just being told what to do—they’re actively planning, making decisions, solving problems, and following things through.
Each group is designed to feel fun and engaging, while also building key executive function skills like organization, flexible thinking, and follow-through—without it feeling like school.
The Mixing Bowl
3rd - 5th Grade
Little Learners
K- 2nd Grade
Social skills + executive function foundations through play, movement, and hands-on activities
This group is designed for young kids who are still learning how to understand themselves, manage big feelings, and navigate everyday situations with others. Through play, movement, and simple hands-on activities, we introduce kid-friendly tools that help things start to make more sense.
We focus on building awareness of feelings and energy, learning how to pause and reset, understanding what’s in our control, and making choices that lead to better outcomes. Kids will also practice noticing what’s going on around them—like what others might be thinking or feeling—and how to respond in a way that works for the situation.
These aren’t just concepts we talk about—we practice them in real time within a small group setting, so kids can try things out, make mistakes, and build confidence with support.
After each session, parents will receive a short summary with simple takeaways and ideas for how to continue practicing these skills at home, so the learning carries beyond the group.
When: Wednesdays, 3:00 - 3:50pm
8 total sessions in June & July
Where: In person; Lenexa, KS
Cost: Two payments of $350
Where baking meets real-life skills
This group is designed for kids who learn best by doing. Each week, students take the lead in the kitchen while building real-life skills through baking—from following recipes to managing materials, working through challenges, and finishing what they start.
Throughout the group, we focus on executive function skills like planning, organization, time awareness, flexibility, and follow-through. Kids will take turns stepping into a leadership role, helping guide the process, make decisions, and work through problems as they come up.
Because baking doesn’t always go as planned, students naturally learn how to adjust, problem-solve, and keep going—even when things don’t turn out perfectly the first time.
These skills are practiced in real time within a small group setting, giving kids the opportunity to build confidence, take ownership, and see what they’re capable of from start to finish.
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 - 4:20pm
8 total sessions in June & July
Where: In person; Lenexa, KS
Cost: Two payments of $400
Brick By Brick
3rd - 5th Grade
Creative building, problem-solving, and flexible thinking through hands-on challenges
This group uses LEGO building as a way to strengthen problem-solving, flexible thinking, and follow-through in a fun, hands-on way. Each session includes a mix of creative builds, structured challenges, group collaboration, and independent projects—so kids are constantly thinking, adjusting, and trying again.
Students will practice planning before they build, working through challenges when things don’t go as expected, and sticking with a task from start to finish. They’ll also have opportunities to work together, share ideas, and learn how to adapt when others think differently.
Each child will create their own independent build during the session to take home, helping build a sense of ownership, pride, and confidence in what they’ve created.
These skills are practiced in real time within a small group setting, giving kids the space to experiment, problem-solve, and see what they’re capable of.
When: Wednesdays, 4:00 - 4:50pm
8 total sessions in June & July
Where: In person; Lenexa, KS
Cost: Two payments of $350