Help your child build teamwork and confidence this season
Kids practice teamwork, problem-solving and empathy through guided tabletop roleplaying. Our guide covers both cohorts, start dates and costs.
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Cohort dates and times
Costs and options
Camp Day details
INSIDE THE GUIDE
What does the guide cover?
Five short sections cover both cohorts, the start dates, Camp Day, and the costs. Each one tells you what to decide next.
01
Cohort options
Compare the young cohort and the older cohort by age range, format, and weekly time commitment.
You get: a clear picture of which cohort fits.
You check: which cohort matches your child's age and schedule.
02
Start dates
Both cohorts begin in early January, starting [START DATE]. Check the exact time and meeting place for your group.
You get: the start date to plan around.
You check: whether those dates work with your family calendar.
03
Camp Day
Camp Day falls on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, [CAMP DAY DATE]. The schedule, location, and what to bring are listed in the guide.
You get: a shared day to kick off the season.
You check: whether Camp Day fits your holiday plans.
04
Costs
The guide lists the cost for each cohort and for Camp Day, along with the payment options.
You get: a clear budget before you commit.
You check: whether the cost and payment plan work for you.
05
How to join
Choose a cohort, complete the short registration, and secure your spot. Spots are limited, so register early.
You get: a confirmed spot in your chosen cohort.
You decide: which cohort your family joins, and when to register.
PLANNING YOUR SEASON
You decide what fits your family. You won't start from scratch.
A parent · asking about the January cohort
“Which cohort is right for my child? Do the January dates work with our schedule, and is Camp Day worth planning around?”
Starting without the guide
Answers are scattered across emails and websites, so the decision drags on and key dates slip by.
Starting with the guide
Everything you need to compare the cohorts and Camp Day is in one place. You still add your own questions and make the final decision.
WHAT THEY GAIN
What your child gets from the sessions
Learning to work together
Players combine different strengths to reach shared goals. 77% of parents say their child works better toward shared goals after playing (StartPlaying survey of 750 U.S. parents).
Seeing things from others' view
Playing a character helps kids step into someone else's shoes. 74% of parents say their child understands other people's perspectives better after playing.
Confidence to try new things
Kids can try on a bolder character as a safe way to practice speaking up. In a 2023 James Cook University study, 25 participants played weekly for 8 weeks and reported higher self-esteem.
Results vary from child to child. The guide explains what to expect, so you can decide what fits your family.
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