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Kids Gotta Eat activities introduce multiple opportunities for a range of skill-building and horizon-broadening experiences that leaders and successful adults are made of.
Martial Arts
One of the main reasons many parents find martial arts so appealing for their kids, the sport is beneficial for kids in so many other ways. Your child will build strength, stamina, balance, and speed. Martial arts classes build confidence. Martial arts is all about overcoming difficult obstacles and finding balance in yourself, which are great lessons your child can carry for the rest of their life. martial arts classes will help them learn some self-control.
Archery
Archery is not only recognized as a sport, but also as an art of its kind. Statistically, it’s proven that archery for kids is likely to keep adolescents and other children alike active, focused and far away from drugs and alcohol. Improves Mental Focus and Physical Strength, you need to position yourself well, control your chest, shoulders, hands, and arms as you hold the arrow. Solid positioning allows you build your upper body strength. In addition, it also creates a Sense of Accomplishment. Archery is the kind of sport that easily stands out from others due to the fact that it involves individual effort and not a compound team sweat.
Kayaking
Learning how to kayak teaches kids to use creative problem solving skills under pressure. While kayaking, we often have to re-evaluate and come up with a new plan on the spot. There is a rock in the rapid we didn’t see, a branch that wasn’t there a week ago, and these things cause a wrinkle in our plans. We need to solve those problems as they arise, on the river. Learning how to kayak creates an awareness of the natural world, and the need to protect it.
Nothing gives us a reason to take care of our environment more than enjoying it. By being a part of nature, and relying on it for fun, kids learn to appreciate the natural world and develop a desire to preserve it.
Field trips
Visiting the zoo and the aquarium helps children understand the importance of taking care of the environment as it has a significant impact on the lives and welfare of animals. Zoos and Aquariums also teach families about the importance of conservation and animal care. … Visitors can learn the unique story about each animal as they walk around the zoo/aquarium. The Opportunity for Hands-on Learning, educational programs where kids can have the opportunity to interact with the animals as they learn about them. interaction stations and feeding areas allowed kids to fully immerse themselves with the animals and, at the same time, learn about these animals and their daily lives from animal care professionals and educators. including storytimes, singing sessions, or animal related craft workshops.
Kids Gotta Eat mentoring programs offer exposure to supportive and empowering environments.
Entrepreneurship
Being taught about entrepreneurship at a young age can help a child develop life-long skills. Skills like communication and networking discover what they’re strong at, find their passion, and become more self-motivated.
1. Complex Problem-Solving
2. Time Management
3. Resilience
4. Critical Thinking, Teaching children what to think is easy. Teaching them how to think for themselves is where it gets tricky.
5. Management and Teamwork Skills
Having a strong, solid, and integrated team has proven to be one of the most valuable assets and resources of today’s companies. Therefore, developing management and teamwork skills is crucial for securing a successful career in any field.
