Why you should plan downtime for your kids this Summer
Planning the family Summer... Have you ever started a puzzle without all of the pieces? How about one that keeps changing as you put pieces into place? That’s how planning the summer feels to me. It’s not an easy task: Where do I start? Are we going on a vacation?...
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5 Tips to Help You Raise Kids With Character
There are many ways to help raise kids with character. Here are five ideas to get you started thinking more about how we can influence our kids to have a strong moral compass.
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Inside Out Club Kids Thanking Veterans
Last month over 650 students in the Inside Out Club took time to thank veterans by making bookmarks, flag collages and learning how they serve our country.
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Was I freaking out or being self-aware?
Could I keep the interest and control 25-30 k-2nd graders or 25-30 3rd-5th graders? My anxious mind envisioned chaos. I took care to select a shirt that would not reveal the perspiration my deodorant struggled to hide.
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Kids caring for the sick
A lead volunteer in the Inside Out Club talks about how making fleece blankets and “Hope” cards to comfort the sick teaches kids empathy, kindness and so much more.
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What does a Bluefin Tuna have to do with character in kids?
At what age do kids build character and where do I, as a parent or guardian, start?
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Perseverance: The art and science of making failure temporary
Many believe children today don’t know how to fail? Others are afraid to let their children fail. Learn about the art and science of making failure temporary
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Kaitlyn’s gift to a hungry child
We need more of this in the world. This story will warm your heart!
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A step towards a culture full of empathic learners
Kingsley Elementary’s Inside Out Club (Formerly Charity Club) collaboration: Let’s create an opportunity to have the Club students have greater access to students with special needs lives at school and extend a friendly gesture.
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All ages welcoming refugees to our community
Have you ever imaged what it’d be like to be a refugee and starting a new life here in America? This is exactly what we asked adults and kids to imagine as they came together to learn and help refugees.
read moreOur mission is to develop kids with character inside and out.
We provide four Inside Out Club opportunities to help kids and families develop the character skills necessary to thrive in their lives, schools, and later in jobs and community.