Field Trips

One of the core values at Kids Gotta Eat is compassion, and there’s no better way to teach compassion than through community service. When children are given the opportunity to serve others, they begin to understand the importance of empathy, kindness, and giving back to the community. These values are essential for building strong, caring […]

Most youth development programs offer some type of incentive for good behavior or academic performance. Recently, we at Kids Gotta Eat rewarded a group of lucky students with a free trip to an indoor water park as part of our reward system. Students who earn good grades, behave well in class, and follow the rules

Kids Gotta Eat uses paintball for developing leadership skills in kids In a time where technology rules the world, it’s important to find creative and innovative ways to engage kids and help them develop leadership skills. Our organization, Kids Gotta Eat, is doing just that with their use of paintball. Paintball allows kids to learn

Recently, Kids Gotta Eat took a youth group on a Nature Walk / Scavenger Hunt in Stone Mountain Park, Georgia. Scavenger hunts teach problem-solving skills, which are essential for success in today’s world, and they are a fun way to help kids develop these skills. By providing challenges that require creative thinking and strategic planning,

Entrepreneurial literacy and skills are essential to equip students for 21st Century opportunities. It’s important for kids to see success and understand the importance of hard work and the value of their ideas. As part of our mission to expose our youths to a supportive and empowering environments, we schedule field trips to local businesses.

It had everything you want in a science museum: interactive and educational exhibits for kids of all ages, areas to build and create, 3-D movies, and the best part – a science playground- the Science Playground (which was probably the biggest hit). It is considered the largest science playground in the U.S. Through exploration and

It has long been known that father presence in the household is important for the positive well-being of families, neighborhoods, and youth. Dads who actively participate in the lives of their families provide a steady source of stability and support. The consequences of such support impact a whole host of child developmental outcomes, including behavior,

Amazing! They have exhibits where children can get up close & personal with some of the animals they have on display. They have fun adventures with sea turtles, swim with the sharks, seals up close and personal, positively penguins and all kinds of fun adventurous experiences awaiting you and your family. You will learn about