Date set
Build a rocket
Turn a box of rocket parts into something you made together. Parents and kids team up to fit, sand, glue, and check their work.
Explore this projectOur first adventures
Make it. Try it. Learn together.
A useful skill, a project you can point to, and a parent right there doing it with you. Here is what we are planning for our first group of families.
Date set
Fire skills & autumn apples
Learn what a fire needs, practice a fire lay, and take turns building and tending a small fire with an adult. Applesauce may join the afternoon.
Explore this projectTentative date
Ready, set, liftoff
Bring the rocket you built, make a prediction, and watch your work take flight. Families help with checks, countdowns, observations, and recovery.
Explore this projectDate to come
Late December or early January
A day on the snow
Head to Perfect North together for a family ski outing. There is room to try something new, build confidence, and enjoy a winter day.
Explore this projectWe are starting with approximately six families and children in first through fourth grade. Start times, contributions, and final arrangements will be shared before families commit.
Skills that lead somewhere
One project opens the next.
October’s rocket build leads to December’s launch. Fire skills make camp cooking possible. A skill practiced carefully can become something a child helps an adult teach.
How we learn together