Study Skills

Study Skills Homework Club

A Booster Group Program

During this weekly program, participants will develop learning skills such as organization, responsibility, self-regulation, and collaboration, through explicitly taught strategies required for success in school.   

Activities include: Binder organization, Agenda shorthand, Google Drive organization, Advocacy, Time Management Strategies, Note Taking, and more.

Students are encouraged to bring work from school to make the learning more meaningful and transferable.

*If you or your child has funding through the Ontario Autism Program (OAP), our services may be covered.

Fee:

$399 – 8 weeks

Age Groups:

Grades 5-7: (Max 8 participants)

*Age ranges are flexible

Session:

RETURNING FALL 2024

Age Groups:

Grades 8-10: (Max 8 participants)

*Age ranges are flexible

Session:

RETURNING FALL 2024

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Keep Me in the Loop

"All programs that we have attended have been amazing! I like that even when we register for the same program each season, the programming is different. They encourage my child to try new things but don’t push him to the point he feels pressured."

socialskilled parent

"My hopes for my child are the same as any other parent … I hope for him to have friends and be able to have the same kind of fun I know other kids are having in their extracurricular activities."

Jennifer
Mother of an exceptional boy

 

"I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the activities my son completed during the Fun with Friends program. My son has attended other social groups which focused mainly on skill building. I loved that this program focused on hands-on learning and was actually fun for my son. I think this is the best way to learn!"

socialskilled parent

"Fun With Friends establishes core skills and understanding of making and maintaining friendships. Social skills have improved, he wants to play and have fun. This is a comfortable environment for learning and expressing himself without the fear of being judged by others. He realizes there are other kids like him and that he is well liked, he belongs and can be himself."

socialskilled parent