In 2005, Richard Louv coined the term “Nature Deficit Disorder” in his book “The Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature Deficit Disorder.” The phrase was meant to describe the costs of our alienation from nature. Especially as screen time takes up...
Planning a kiting event using Kite Kits from Kites in the Classroom couldn’t be easier! Just follow this simple outline and watch the expressions of joy on your participants faces as they see their personal creations fly high above them. If you just want to...
Are you looking for an activity that can engage and include every child in your program, regardless of age, ability, or interest? Look no further than the timeless art of kite flying and DIY kite kits. This simple yet profound activity is making big waves in camps and...
Are you tired of seeing glazed-over eyes and fidgety bodies when presenting academic concepts to your youth group? Do you wish there was a way to transform those dry, theoretical ideas into engaging, hands-on experiences that kids can’t wait to dive into? Enter...
Kites have taken the youth programming world by storm as a powerful tool for hands-on learning and engagement. But with so many kite kits on the market, how do you choose the right one for your program? This ultimate guide will walk you through the key factors to...
When it comes to choosing hands-on activities for your youth program, there’s no shortage of options. From arts and crafts to sports and games, the possibilities are endless. But how do these activities stack up in terms of cost and benefit? And how do kites...