Life Skills - Kids

Did you know that there are 2 parts to communication - verbal and non-verbal? We are all familiar with the importance of verbal communication - the use of right words to convey a message - but we deeply undermine the value of non-verbal communication - how we convey our message to others.

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Imagine someone is talking to you without any expressions. Will you be able to comprehend the essence of the message? If the same message is conveyed through proper hand gestures, eye contact, and facial expressions, you will be able to understand the content better.

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Effective Communication is about mastering both verbal and non-verbal communication.

Harry S Truman, former US president, once said, "Not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers."

There are many benefits of reading. It exercises our brain, increases concentration, improves vocabulary and language skills, develops imagination and broadens horizons. And the earlier your kid starts reading the better it is for him/her.

In this program, kids will read in a group, making it more interesting than doing it alone. They will enact scenes and learn and remember new words through practice. 

EQ is as important as IQ for success in life. There is no way that a kid can succeed if he is intelligent but doesn't know how to interact with other people. 

That's why we have come up with this program to instill in kids self-awareness, empathy, social skills and motivation - key components of EQ. 

EQ is what differentiates a great leader from a good leader, an extraordinary person from the ordinary. So, groom your kid to become an extraordinary person. Start NOW!

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Kids today are living in a highly competitive world. They are required to not just be great at studies but also be phenomenal at extracurricular activities. This can be highly stressful for both kids and parents. But it need not be, if kids are able to manage their time well.

In this program, kids will learn the importance of time and how limited time can be maximized for their own benefit.

Kids will participate in activities and learn how to use tools such as a planner, priority list, timer and an alarm clock to complete all tasks not just on time but also effectively. 

Leadership is not reserved for C-level executives alone. Each one of us is a leader—we lead individuals and teams to victory.

In schools, kids lead their classmates or even schoolmates in projects and sports teams. And not all kids have the same personality. That's when leading teams becomes a challenge. How do you get people of diverse backgrounds to work together towards a common goal? How do you resolve differences among team members and ensure that you reap success?

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Through activities, your kid will learn how to navigate successfully even in stormy conditions and get the entire team to shore, leaving no member behind.

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Creativity is all about thinking out of the box - solving a problem in a way that no one has ever thought about.

Why is creativity important? Without creativity, we would not have the laptop, phone, car and airplane, to name a few. All these inventions came about because of curiosity and creativity. 

So, let's encourage our kids to try out new things and look at problems from an entirely new perspective. Let's embrace creativity. 

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