At Hub of Curiosity, diversity is celebrated, and every learner’s unique journey is embraced. 

Our social group offers a supportive and engaging environment where homeschooled kids and teens can connect, explore their interests, and create lasting memories with their peers, contributing to their overall happiness and well-being.  Our sessions are moderated by experienced educators who aid in steering the conversation and initiating connections, where needed.  However, our learners are the primary leaders of our gatherings.  

Many of our sessions begin with week-in-review updates shared by participants and an icebreaker to welcome new participants.  After that, it is time for fun and games!  Learners will have the option to choose from some of the games below or suggest other ideas for a meaningful and fun session.  

Game options can include:
- Scavenger hunt
- Twenty questions
- Would you rather? 
- Snowman (like Hangman, but less sinister) 
- Skribble
- Kahoot trivia
- Mad Libs
- Guess Who?
- Two truths and a lie
- Bingo
- Charades

What benefits do learners derive from joining our social clubs?
- Sense of belonging:  Being part of a social club gives kids and teens a sense of belonging and community, where they can connect with others who share similar interests, experiences, or challenges.
- Moral Support: Social clubs often provide a safe space where kids and teens can express themselves, share their feelings, and receive compassionate support from their peers.
- Skill Development: Participating in club activities can help kids and teens develop a wide range of skills, such as communication, teamwork, leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making.
- Increased Confidence: Through positive interactions and experiences in the club, children and teenagers can boost their self-esteem and confidence, gaining a sense of accomplishment and pride in their abilities.
- Diverse Perspectives: Being part of a social club exposes kids and teens to diverse perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences, fostering empathy, tolerance, and appreciation for differences.