Any materials will be posted in the classroom ahead of time. 

Cooking and Kitchen Skills (Primarily for Teenagers):

Activities like cooking can involve using knives, stoves, and other kitchen appliances that can be hazardous if not used correctly.
Parental supervision is advised to ensure safety, especially when children are first learning to use these tools.

Financial Management Activities:

While basic financial literacy activities for younger children are generally safe (like learning to save money using a piggy bank), teenagers might engage in more complex activities like managing a small budget or learning online banking essentials.
Parents should supervise these activities to prevent any mismanagement of real money and to provide practical guidance.

Outdoor and Physical Activities:

Activities that involve physical exercise or outdoor tasks, such as gardening or community clean-up projects, should be monitored to ensure children's safety, particularly for younger age groups.

Online Safety and Digital Literacy:

For teenagers learning about digital literacy, guidance on internet safety, managing digital footprints, and responsible social media use is crucial.
Parental oversight is important to ensure that teens are navigating digital spaces safely and responsibly.