We HOPE you Plan to attend an upcoming Strong Fathers event.
Here is information about the events that are going on this year in schools all over the country.
Hope to see you there soon.
Bring Your Dad to School Day
Get ready to spend time with you kid or kids in their classroom for the morning. Dads follow their kids to class and observe all of the great things that go on in their classroom. Dads have forty five minutes to visit the classroom of their kid or kids and then all of the dads (and moms) meet up to talk about WHAT they saw in class, WHY teachers are teaching that way, and HOW dads can help their kids be successful. Please plan to stay for the whole program to get all fo the great information.
Dad and Kid Math Event (morning or Night event)
Dads and kids come to school together to play fun, interactive math games. Dads can learn how to use these games to not only connect with their children. Dads also learn how to use these fun, easy games to help their child become stronger in math and hopefully have more smiles and less tears (from the kids and the dads) when working together on math homework. Every family leaves with a math kit at the end of the event.
Dad and Kid Reading Event (morning or Night event)
Dads and kids come to school together to interact with dad and kid story time and fun interactive books. Dads and kids sit together and intearact with books that are built for dads and kids and FUN! Dads learn how READING LIKE A DAD is different than when mom does it and how valuable READING LIKE A DAD is for kids. Dads are built to read differently and when they READ LIKE A DAD their kids get different benefits from when mom s read to kids.
Dad and Kid Science Night
Dads and kids come to school together to MAKE THINGS that fly, GO, and EXPLODE! Dads and kids spend time together building things that do all kinds of fun things. Using regular household items, dads and kids make planes, rockets, catapults, and other contraptions that make science more relatable and fun. Families get to take home all of the items they build to use again and again at home.