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It Is Life, Open House with Ant DivaMo
March 11, 2023 @ 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Free
At our Open House on Saturday, March 11th starting at 11 am, your child will be part of an incredible experience through the use of Ant DivaMo’s innovative systems, methods, and routines! Ant DivaMo is dedicated to creating memorable games that are sure to shape your child’s experience in a unique and life-changing way. With Ant DivaMo’s programs, parents and children alike know what to expect and how best to enjoy the synergy between each of their routines. RSVP today to secure your entrance to this remarkable event! We’re excited to welcome you and your family to the fun with Ant DivaMo.
Who should attend and why
Parents of children: As the primary decision-makers in their child’s life, parents should be in attendance to discuss and observe systems, methods, and routines that will help their children create order in their lives.
Educators: Educators, such as teachers and counselors, can provide valuable perspectives on the types of systems and methods that can be used in a school setting to help children feel more organized and achieve more overall.
Educational technology designers: Those who design educational technology systems, such as educational games, can provide insight and advice on how to use such systems to create memorable experiences that will help children retain information and develop better organizational skills.
Mental health professionals: Mental health professionals can discuss the emotional aspects of learning order and provide insight into the impact of various systems, methods, and routines on children’s mental health.
Child psychologists: Child psychologists may offer further insight into the development of children and learning order, as well as provide specialized advice for parents and educators about the best ways to help children retain information and practice better organizational skills.
Children: Children should also be invited to the event, as their opinion and experiences are important for developing systems, methods, and routines that are effective and age-appropriate.