This camp aims to get kids mentally and physically prepared for outdoor adventures this fall. The sessions will cover navigating different terrains, getting ready for real-life outdoor situations, and building confidence, teamwork, and decision-making skills.
Homeschooling gives families the freedom to learn differently. HGG adds something different to the school day, too. Through obstacle courses, teambuilding missions, games, problem-solving challenges, and practical skills, kids are challenged to grow physically, mentally, and socially. No HGG membership is required to participate.Some of the camp activities include:Obstacle Courses & Physical ChallengesProblem-Solving ActivitiesTeambuilding “Missions”Hand-Eye & Target ChallengesAnd More
Some can. Classes, camps and educational outings often count as an educational expense, but each program sets its own rules and some only pay approved providers. Check the item on Can ESA cover it? and ask the provider how they take ESA payments before you book.
How do I sign up for an event?
Press See details. The provider’s page has the event and its sign-up link, and some events let you save a spot right there.
Who posts these events?
Providers listed in the PencilGo ESA directory post them on their own listing. PencilGo does not run the events, so check the time, place and cost with the provider.
Can I post my own event?
Yes, if your business serves ESA families. List your business for free, then add up to six upcoming events from your listing.
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Events are posted by providers on their PencilGo listing. PencilGo does not run them; confirm times, cost and ESA payment with the provider before you go.