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Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Great America, Santa Clara Special Event: Junior Camp Counselors at Nesbit Farmers Marker & Tasting Day Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at the Carlmont High School pool. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible morning time for activities and games, along with a trip to the Belmont Library, followed by recreational swim time in the afternoon. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Aqua Adventure, Fremont Special Event: Wacky Water Day & End-of-Camp Party Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at Highlands Recreation Center. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible time in the morning for activities and games, with afternoon recreational swim time. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Camp Footsteps Explorers 2026 A Summer of Discovery, Creativity, and Fun! At Camp Footsteps Explorers 2026, children entering TK through third grade will embark on a summer filled with imagination, friendship, and adventure. Each themed week is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage creativity through hands-on learning and play. From inventing and building during Maker’s Week to celebrating freedom and culture during Juneteenth: Freedom to Dream Week, every day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and grow. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities, including art projects, outdoor games, field trips, science explorations, cooking projects, and meaningful community experiences that connect learning with fun. Our experienced and caring staff create a safe, nurturing environment where children are encouraged to try new things, develop friendships, and discover their unique strengths. Whether your child is a budding artist, an enthusiastic explorer, or a hands-on maker, Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 offers an unforgettable summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories. Week 1 – Maker’s Week: How Things Work Field Trip : Bay Area Discovery Museum, Sausalito Get ready to imagine, create, and build! Maker’s Week is all about hands-on exploration where children become inventors, artists, builders, and problem-solvers. Campers will dive into fun projects using everyday materials—crafting unique art, designing simple structures, experimenting with science, and bringing their ideas to life. Through guided activities, teamwork, and plenty of creativity, children will practice critical thinking and collaboration while discovering the joy of making. Maker’s Week encourages curiosity, confidence, and creativity—all in a fun and supportive environment for our youngest innovators. Special Event (Friday, June 12, 2026): Footsteps Maker Fair Campers will set up booths to showcase inventions, recycled creations, and STEM challenges. Families are invited Friday afternoon to visit the “Maker Fair” and see children’s projects.

Camp Footsteps Explorers 2026 A Summer of Discovery, Creativity, and Fun! At Camp Footsteps Explorers 2026, children entering TK through third grade will embark on a summer filled with imagination, friendship, and adventure. Each themed week is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage creativity through hands-on learning and play. From inventing and building during Maker’s Week to celebrating freedom and culture during Juneteenth: Freedom to Dream Week, every day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and grow. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities, including art projects, outdoor games, field trips, science explorations, cooking projects, and meaningful community experiences that connect learning with fun. Our experienced and caring staff create a safe, nurturing environment where children are encouraged to try new things, develop friendships, and discover their unique strengths. Whether your child is a budding artist, an enthusiastic explorer, or a hands-on maker, Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 offers an unforgettable summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories. Week 5 – Down at the Farm Field Trip: Ardenwood Historic Farm, Fremont Come on down to the farm for a week of country fun! Campers will explore what life is like on the farm through hands-on activities, crafts, games, and stories. From learning about animals and crops to making farm-inspired art and snacks, each day will bring new discoveries about where our food comes from and how farms work. Children will enjoy outdoor play, teamwork, and plenty of imaginative adventures—maybe even a “barnyard carnival” at the end of the week! Special Event : Barnyard Fun Day A petting zoo visit or mobile farm animal experience will bring the farm to Footsteps!

Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Calibunga Waterpark, San Jose Special Event: Fishing Outing Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at the Carlmont High School pool. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible morning time for activities and games, along with a trip to the Belmont Library, followed by recreational swim time in the afternoon. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Vallejo Special Event: Junior Camp Counselors at Nesbit Camp Carnival Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at the Carlmont High School pool. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible morning time for activities and games, along with a trip to the Belmont Library, followed by recreational swim time in the afternoon. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Camp Footsteps Explorers 2026 A Summer of Discovery, Creativity, and Fun! At Camp Footsteps Explorers 2026, children entering TK through third grade will embark on a summer filled with imagination, friendship, and adventure. Each themed week is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage creativity through hands-on learning and play. From inventing and building during Maker’s Week to celebrating freedom and culture during Juneteenth: Freedom to Dream Week, every day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and grow. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities, including art projects, outdoor games, field trips, science explorations, cooking projects, and meaningful community experiences that connect learning with fun. Our experienced and caring staff create a safe, nurturing environment where children are encouraged to try new things, develop friendships, and discover their unique strengths. Whether your child is a budding artist, an enthusiastic explorer, or a hands-on maker, Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 offers an unforgettable summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories. Week 6 – Explore San Francisco Week Field Trip: Adventure into San Francisco including a walk around the Salesforce Tower Garden Pack your bags—we’re heading to the City by the Bay! This week, campers will explore San Francisco’s culture, landmarks, and history through fun activities at camp and a special field trip into the city. Children will learn about iconic places like the Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Pier 39, and the cable cars through crafts, games, and storytelling. The highlight will be our field trip adventure, where campers can experience the city’s magic up close. Special Event: Mini City Festival We’ll transform camp into a mini San Francisco! Campers will visit “stations” representing iconic SF landmarks—Golden Gate Bridge craft station, Chinatown lanterns, and a cable-car photo booth. The festival will include “City Treats” for snack and a scavenger hunt around camp.

Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 A Summer of Discovery, Creativity, and Fun! At Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026, children entering TK through first grade will embark on a summer filled with imagination, friendship, and adventure. Each themed week is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage creativity through hands-on learning and play. From inventing and building during Maker’s Week to celebrating freedom and culture during Juneteenth: Freedom to Dream Week, every day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and grow. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities, including art projects, outdoor games, field trips, science explorations, cooking projects, and meaningful community experiences that connect learning with fun. Our experienced and caring staff create a safe, nurturing environment where young children are encouraged to try new things, develop friendships, and discover their unique strengths. Whether your child is a budding artist, an enthusiastic explorer, or a hands-on maker, Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 offers an unforgettable summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories. Week 5 – Down at the Farm Field Trip: Ardenwood Historic Farm, Fremont Come on down to the farm for a week of country fun! Campers will explore what life is like on the farm through hands-on activities, crafts, games, and stories. From learning about animals and crops to making farm-inspired art and snacks, each day will bring new discoveries about where our food comes from and how farms work. Children will enjoy outdoor play, teamwork, and plenty of imaginative adventures—maybe even a “barnyard carnival” at the end of the week! Special Event: Barnyard Fun Day A petting zoo visit or mobile farm animal experience will bring the farm to Footsteps!

Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 A Summer of Discovery, Creativity, and Fun! At Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026, children entering TK through first grade will embark on a summer filled with imagination, friendship, and adventure. Each themed week is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage creativity through hands-on learning and play. From inventing and building during Maker’s Week to celebrating freedom and culture during Juneteenth: Freedom to Dream Week, every day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and grow. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities, including art projects, outdoor games, field trips, science explorations, cooking projects, and meaningful community experiences that connect learning with fun. Our experienced and caring staff create a safe, nurturing environment where young children are encouraged to try new things, develop friendships, and discover their unique strengths. Whether your child is a budding artist, an enthusiastic explorer, or a hands-on maker, Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 offers an unforgettable summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories. Week 1 – Maker’s Week: How Things Work Field Trip : Bay Area Discovery Museum, Sausalito Get ready to imagine, create, and build! Maker’s Week is all about hands-on exploration where children become inventors, artists, builders, and problem-solvers. Campers will dive into fun projects using everyday materials—crafting unique art, designing simple structures, experimenting with science, and bringing their ideas to life. Through guided activities, teamwork, and plenty of creativity, children will practice critical thinking and collaboration while discovering the joy of making. Maker’s Week encourages curiosity, confidence, and creativity—all in a fun and supportive environment for our youngest innovators. Special Event: Footsteps Maker Fair Campers will set up booths to showcase inventions, recycled creations, and STEM challenges. Families are invited Friday afternoon to visit the “Maker Fair” and see children’s projects.

Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Explore San Francisco Special Event: Junior Camp Counselors at Nesbit Mini City Festival Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at the Carlmont High School pool. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible morning time for activities and games, along with a trip to the Belmont Library, followed by recreational swim time in the afternoon. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Shoreline Lake Paddle Adventure, Mountain View Special Event: Junior Camp Counselors at Nesbit judging Camp Footsteps Red Carpet Premiere Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at the Carlmont High School pool. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible morning time for activities and games, along with a trip to the Belmont Library, followed by recreational swim time in the afternoon. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Welcome to Camp Footsteps Adventurers! Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, is excited to offer nine weeks of summer camp designed specifically for older children and youth entering fourth grade through middle school. This summer, we are thrilled to feature specialized classes provided by Lando, including Advanced LEGO Robotics and Clay Studio Lab. Field Trip: Adventure Cat Catamaran Bay Sail & Pier 39, San Francisco Special Event: Footsteps Makers Fair Every day brings something new to discover, learn, and explore—making camp an unforgettable adventure! MONDAY kicks off the week with team-building activities that help campers connect and collaborate, plus Advanced LEGO Robotics (10am-12pm), where they will choose a robotics challenge, plan their build, and test it with real data. Using LEGO® bricks and Technic components (beams, axles, gears, motors, and sensors), they will tune for speed, lift, or control, log test results, and present how each modification improved their design. In the afternoon campers can participate in a group cooking project. TUESDAY features morning hikes through local trails followed by recreational swimming at Highlands Recreation Center. WEDNESDAY is field trip day, with exciting excursions designed for adventure and exploration. Campers will experience thrilling attractions, water activities, outdoor adventures, and even an overnight camping experience! Each trip offers opportunities to build friendships, try new activities, and create unforgettable summer memories. THURSDAY offers flexible time in the morning for activities and games, with afternoon recreational swim time. FRIDAY wraps up each week with special events, community service projects, or Counselors-In-Training opportunities. From 2pm to 4pm, campers can also join Clay Studio Lab, where they will create gallery-ready, multi-module scenes using internal armatures, balanced bases, and clean joins. They will refine their work with cohesive color palettes and textures while explaining how their design choices enhanced structural integrity and visual clarity.

Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 A Summer of Discovery, Creativity, and Fun! At Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026, children entering TK through first grade will embark on a summer filled with imagination, friendship, and adventure. Each themed week is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage creativity through hands-on learning and play. From inventing and building during Maker’s Week to celebrating freedom and culture during Juneteenth: Freedom to Dream Week, every day brings new opportunities to explore, create, and grow. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities, including art projects, outdoor games, field trips, science explorations, cooking projects, and meaningful community experiences that connect learning with fun. Our experienced and caring staff create a safe, nurturing environment where young children are encouraged to try new things, develop friendships, and discover their unique strengths. Whether your child is a budding artist, an enthusiastic explorer, or a hands-on maker, Camp Footsteps Junior Explorers 2026 offers an unforgettable summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories. Week 6 – Explore San Francisco Week Field Trip: Adventure into San Francisco including a walk around the Salesforce Tower Garden Pack your bags—we’re heading to the City by the Bay! This week, campers will explore San Francisco’s culture, landmarks, and history through fun activities at camp and a special field trip into the city. Children will learn about iconic places like the Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Pier 39, and the cable cars through crafts, games, and storytelling. The highlight will be our field trip adventure, where campers can experience the city’s magic up close. Special Event: Mini City Festival We’ll transform camp into a mini San Francisco! Campers will visit “stations” representing iconic SF landmarks—Golden Gate Bridge craft station, Chinatown lanterns, and a cable-car photo booth. The festival will include “City Treats” for snack and a scavenger hunt around camp.

Summer Leadership & Enrichment Camp – SEL Focused With Prodigy Youth Services This summer, give your child the chance to grow into their best self with a camp experience designed to strengthen both heart and mind! Our Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) summer camp is built to empower young girls and boys with tools for leadership, emotional intelligence, confidence, and personal growth. Through engaging group discussions, multimedia projects, and hands-on activities, campers will build skills that go beyond the classroom—like teamwork, self-awareness, communication, and problem-solving. Each week includes interactive workshops led by guest speakers, mentors, and motivational leaders who are passionate about youth development. 📅 Dates: June 29, 2026 – August 9, 2026 💰 Cost: $900 for the full summer 🚌 Transportation: May be provided upon request 🍽️ Lunch included 🎉 Fun activities, leadership building, and SEL-focused lessons every week! Give your child a summer full of purpose, fun, and personal growth. Spots are limited—reserve yours today! Contact us for more information, information@prodigyys.com (667)-416-9295

Prestigious Scholars LLC is launching The Independence Project. Prestigious Scholars LLC teaches various independent life skills to individuals at various locations. Prestigious Scholars LLC is offering free no cost independent life skills classes options,that are designed for k-1st,2nd-3rd,4th-5th,6th-7th and 8th grade youth that teach necessary various independent life skills for self-sufficiency and daily living without reliance on others. These classes have various topics offered that cover essential tasks such as budgeting, cooking, cleaning, home maintenance, personal hygiene, and navigating community resources and many others. This proposal introduces "KidCompetence," a hands-on independent life skills enrichment program designed for 2nd-3rd graders. By engaging in interactive, play-based activities, students will build confidence, responsibility, and foundational independence in daily tasks, supporting community education goals for youth development. INDEPENDENT LIFE SKILLS PROPER CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE Proper classroom etiquette for youth focuses on respect, responsibility, and minimizing disruptions to foster a positive learning environment. Key behaviors include arriving on time, listening attentively when others speak, raising hands to participate, using polite language, keeping workspaces clean, and turning off electronic devices. Core Principles of Classroom Etiquette Respect Others: Listen attentively to the instructor and peers without interrupting. Avoid using derogatory language or name-calling, and treat others with kindness. Be Prepared & Responsible: Arrive on time, bring necessary materials, and complete assignments. Minimize Disruptions: Turn off cell phones, avoid packing up bags before the instructor finishes, and keep food/drink hidden or to a minimum. Active Participation: Raise your hand to speak, contribute to discussions, and ask questions. Maintain the Environment: Keep personal spaces tidy, respect shared materials, and follow safety rules like walking in hallways.

Prestigious Scholars LLC is launching The Independence Project. Prestigious Scholars LLC teaches various independent life skills to individuals at various locations. Prestigious Scholars LLC is offering free no cost independent life skills classes options,that are designed for k-1st,2nd-3rd,4th-5th,6th-7th and 8th grade youth that teach necessary various independent life skills for self-sufficiency and daily living without reliance on others. These classes have various topics offered that cover essential tasks such as budgeting, cooking, cleaning, home maintenance, personal hygiene, and navigating community resources and many others. INDEPENDENT LIFE SKILLS PROPER CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE Proper classroom etiquette for youth focuses on respect, responsibility, and minimizing disruptions to foster a positive learning environment. Key behaviors include arriving on time, listening attentively when others speak, raising hands to participate, using polite language, keeping workspaces clean, and turning off electronic devices. Core Principles of Classroom Etiquette Respect Others: Listen attentively to the instructor and peers without interrupting. Avoid using derogatory language or name-calling, and treat others with kindness. Be Prepared & Responsible: Arrive on time, bring necessary materials, and complete assignments. Minimize Disruptions: Turn off cell phones, avoid packing up bags before the instructor finishes, and keep food/drink hidden or to a minimum. Active Participation: Raise your hand to speak, contribute to discussions, and ask questions. Maintain the Environment: Keep personal spaces tidy, respect shared materials, and follow safety rules like walking in hallways. Common Courtesy Behaviors Entering/Leaving: If arriving late, enter quietly and take the first available seat. Disagreements: If you disagree with a topic, voice your opinion without rudeness or hostility, or speak to the instructor privately. Bathroom/Water: Use the restroom before or after class to avoid interrupting the lesson.

Prestigious Scholars LLC is launching The Independence Project. Prestigious Scholars LLC teaches various independent life skills to individuals at various locations. Prestigious Scholars LLC is offering free no cost independent life skills classes options,that are designed for k-1st,2nd-3rd,4th-5th,6th-7th and 8th grade youth that teach necessary various independent life skills for self-sufficiency and daily living without reliance on others. These classes have various topics offered that cover essential tasks such as budgeting, cooking, cleaning, home maintenance, personal hygiene, and navigating community resources and many others. Proper classroom etiquette for youth focuses on respect, responsibility, and minimizing disruptions to foster a positive learning environment. Key behaviors include arriving on time, listening attentively when others speak, raising hands to participate, using polite language, keeping workspaces clean, and turning off electronic devices. Core Principles of Classroom Etiquette Respect Others: Listen attentively to the instructor and peers without interrupting. Avoid using derogatory language or name-calling, and treat others with kindness. Be Prepared & Responsible: Arrive on time, bring necessary materials, and complete assignments. Minimize Disruptions: Turn off cell phones, avoid packing up bags before the instructor finishes, and keep food/drink hidden or to a minimum. Active Participation: Raise your hand to speak, contribute to discussions, and ask questions. Maintain the Environment: Keep personal spaces tidy, respect shared materials, and follow safety rules like walking in hallways. Common Courtesy Behaviors Entering/Leaving: If arriving late, enter quietly and take the first available seat. Disagreements: If you disagree with a topic, voice your opinion without rudeness or hostility, or speak to the instructor privately. Bathroom/Water: Use the restroom before or after class to avoid interrupting the lesson.

Prestigious Scholars LLC is launching The Independence Project. Prestigious Scholars LLC teaches various independent life skills to individuals at various locations. Prestigious Scholars LLC is offering free no cost independent life skills classes options,that are designed for k-1st,2nd-3rd,4th-5th,6th-7th and 8th grade youth that teach necessary various independent life skills for self-sufficiency and daily living without reliance on others. These classes have various topics offered that cover essential tasks such as budgeting, cooking, cleaning, home maintenance, personal hygiene, and navigating community resources and many others. Prestigious Scholars LLC independent life skills program for 4th and 5th graders focuses on bridging the gap between classroom learning and the practical competencies needed for daily life. We offer age-appropriate independence, hands-on learning, and the long-term community benefits of raising self-sufficient youth.Skills for Daily Independence. Proper classroom etiquette for youth focuses on respect, responsibility, and minimizing disruptions to foster a positive learning environment. Key behaviors include arriving on time, listening attentively when others speak, raising hands to participate, using polite language, keeping workspaces clean, and turning off electronic devices. Core Principles of Classroom Etiquette Respect Others: Listen attentively to the instructor and peers without interrupting. Avoid using derogatory language or name-calling, and treat others with kindness. Be Prepared & Responsible: Arrive on time, bring necessary materials, and complete assignments. Minimize Disruptions: Turn off cell phones, avoid packing up bags before the instructor finishes, and keep food/drink hidden or to a minimum. Active Participation: Raise your hand to speak, contribute to discussions, and ask questions. Maintain the Environment: Keep personal spaces tidy, respect shared materials, and follow safety rules like walking in hallways. Common Courtesy Behaviors Entering/Leaving: If arriving late, enter quietly and take the first available seat. Disagreements: If you disagree with a topic, voice your opinion without rudeness or hostility, or speak to the instructor privately. Bathroom/Water: Use the restroom before or after class to avoid interrupting the lesson.

Summer Leadership & Enrichment Camp – SEL Focused With Prodigy Youth Services This summer, give your child the chance to grow into their best self with a camp experience designed to strengthen both heart and mind! Our Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) summer camp is built to empower young girls and boys with tools for leadership, emotional intelligence, confidence, and personal growth. Through engaging group discussions, multimedia projects, and hands-on activities, campers will build skills that go beyond the classroom—like teamwork, self-awareness, communication, and problem-solving. Each week includes interactive workshops led by guest speakers, mentors, and motivational leaders who are passionate about youth development. 📅 Dates: June 29, 2026 – August 9, 2026 💰 Cost: $900 for the full summer 🚌 Transportation: May be provided upon request 🍽️ Lunch included 🎉 Fun activities, leadership building, and SEL-focused lessons every week! Give your child a summer full of purpose, fun, and personal growth. Spots are limited—reserve yours today! Contact us for more information, information@prodigyys.com (667)-416-9295

Summer Leadership & Enrichment Camp – SEL Focused With Prodigy Youth Services This summer, give your child the chance to grow into their best self with a camp experience designed to strengthen both heart and mind! Our Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) summer camp is built to empower young girls and boys with tools for leadership, emotional intelligence, confidence, and personal growth. Through engaging group discussions, multimedia projects, and hands-on activities, campers will build skills that go beyond the classroom—like teamwork, self-awareness, communication, and problem-solving. Each week includes interactive workshops led by guest speakers, mentors, and motivational leaders who are passionate about youth development. 📅 Dates: June 29, 2026 – August 9, 2026 💰 Cost: $900 for the full summer 🚌 Transportation: May be provided upon request 🍽️ Lunch included 🎉 Fun activities, leadership building, and SEL-focused lessons every week! Give your child a summer full of purpose, fun, and personal growth. Spots are limited—reserve yours today! Contact us for more information, information@prodigyys.com (667)-416-9295

Prestigious Scholars LLC is launching The Independence Project. Prestigious Scholars LLC teaches various independent life skills to individuals at various locations. Prestigious Scholars LLC is offering free no cost independent life skills classes options,that are designed for k-1st,2nd-3rd,4th-5th,6th-7th and 8th grade youth that teach necessary various independent life skills for self-sufficiency and daily living without reliance on others. These classes have various topics offered that cover essential tasks such as budgeting, cooking, cleaning, home maintenance, personal hygiene, and navigating community resources and many others. Pretsigious Scholars LLC independent life skills program 6th-7th graders, will focus on the specific developmental transition this age group faces—moving from teacher-led to independent learning. Proper classroom etiquette for youth focuses on respect, responsibility, and minimizing disruptions to foster a positive learning environment. Key behaviors include arriving on time, listening attentively when others speak, raising hands to participate, using polite language, keeping workspaces clean, and turning off electronic devices. Core Principles of Classroom Etiquette Respect Others: Listen attentively to the instructor and peers without interrupting. Avoid using derogatory language or name-calling, and treat others with kindness. Be Prepared & Responsible: Arrive on time, bring necessary materials, and complete assignments. Minimize Disruptions: Turn off cell phones, avoid packing up bags before the instructor finishes, and keep food/drink hidden or to a minimum. Active Participation: Raise your hand to speak, contribute to discussions, and ask questions. Maintain the Environment: Keep personal spaces tidy, respect shared materials, and follow safety rules like walking in hallways. Common Courtesy Behaviors Entering/Leaving: If arriving late, enter quietly and take the first available seat. Disagreements: If you disagree with a topic, voice your opinion without rudeness or hostility, or speak to the instructor privately. Bathroom/Water: Use the restroom before or after class to avoid interrupting the lesson.