Fun Zone Center

Fun Zone center is a place for kids to have fun and spend time with their friends during this social distancing climate. Our primary goals are to:

• Keep students from the same classroom and schools together
• Keep kids within same age range and grade levels together
• Bringing kids together for unforgettable fun
  

During this time of state mandated social distancing children are unable to come together in the traditional way of playing outside, riding bikes, hanging out at the playground, etc.,  we are here to provide an alternative that still brings kids together in a safe and fun environment to play and socialize,because kids miss their friends. The program will include games, movies, videos, exercise videos, life discussions and much more. Our program gives kids something to do and can be guided into educational and social learning objectives. Our program is new and will consider all suggestions to improve our program. We have a suggestion box that we will look at daily. Our program has a fee of fifty dollars a month. Our hours of operation will be Monday through Friday. Preferably four to six hours a day. Will be an open source where kids can sign in anytime between those hours to participate, also allows parents, after some thorough inspection, to trust that our environment is a safe place for kids to have fun and can also learn from socializing. Our research has shown that kids exposure to a wide variety of words in childhood years has lasting effects on a child’s developing mind. Communicating with a wide range of people helps your child to master verbal skills.  Story-time, dramatic play, and even conversing with other children helps your child develop the skills to express themselves verbally. Children who do not have adequate verbal skills often become frustrated and exhibit a variety of anti-social behaviors as a result. Our program will provide problem solving and reasoning skills as part of the Fun Zone Center program. Children will learn not to give up and persevere when confronting difficulties, and develop strategies for solving life’s problems, whether academically or socially.