Empowering kids to confidently navigate the road ahead.
Be Ready.
Empowering kids to confidently navigate the road ahead.
Be Ready.
Our Mission
At WorldWHYs, we think kids can be better prepared for life beyond the classroom and that it’s our collective responsibility to make it happen. Our goal is to raise kids’ awareness of real-world challenges in a fun and constructive manner in order to equip them with the skills, resources, behaviors and mindset to take on real life – now and in the future.
The Program
Experiential life-skill programs for five age bands (PK, K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12).
We meet kids where they are at with always-current, engaging, and expert-informed lessons, delivered in an interactive and experiential way. The content updates seasonally and is infused with current research on each topic we cover. Kids Pre-K through high school will love activities that translate life’s big topics into fun, relevant learning experiences. Complexity and topics vary by age group.
The Curriculum
Preparing kids for life beyond the classroom with fun activities focused on: Problem Solving, Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, Critical Thinking.
Human Connection
Why? So we can be mindful and successful in adversity and diversity.
Globalism
Why? So we can thrive as individuals on a global stage.
Safety
Why? So we can become less vulnerable to injury and harm.
Community
Why? So we can add strength to community and draw strength from it in times of need.
Money
Why? So we can use our resources in the most beneficial ways.
Health
Why? So we can become the healthiest version of ourselves.
Environment
Why? So our Earth remains a safe place to be, for generations to come.
Work
Why? So kids can discover passions that feed their livelihood.
Wildcard
Why? So we can address the new and exciting topics that are bound to come our way!
Our Goal
Raise kids’ awareness of big, real-world topics using a fun and engaging experiential approach.
Equip participants with 21st Century Skills, resources, and mindset to take on life’s current and future challenges.