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Extra Curriculum- After School Program
Day 1
Topic Outcome
Knitting Circle Skill Taught
Things That Make Me Happy
Introduction to Knitting, Crocheting, and Sewing. Scholars will watch three videos: Who Invented Crochet? The Interesting History of Crochet,
History of Knitting! 10th Century to Modern Times, and
Learn About the History of Quilting and How Quilts are Made
Scholars will analyze each video to picture their success before they aim for it. As scholars will illustrate and label goals, they would like to attain and share through topic discussions within a circle of scholars.
The knitting circle skill taught will help scholars practice patience, inspire creativity, and enhance mathematical skill sets.
Scholars will start to identify the things they do that make them happy.
Day 2
Topic Outcome
Crocheting Circle Skill
Things That Make Me Happy
Scholars will warm up this session with discussion questions on the three videos watched or other concerns they might have in learning the key terms, practices, crocheting, knitting, and sewing skills.
Ask Scholars: Have you or anyone you know ever crocheted anything? Engage scholars in their personal experiences with crocheting.
Scholars will learn the benefits of crocheting. To name a few:
The ability to make and personalize their clothes and accessories
Relaxation, fun, and patience
Crochet stitching will begin. Scholars will engage in the stitching process.
Scholars will discuss what they can do on any day they enjoy. Scholars will set goals daily. Scholars will start with identifying or designing a daily am ritual that helps and supports their day off in a good mood.
Day 3
Scholars will warm up this session by discussing the things that bring them peace. Additionally, Scholars will learn and discuss the benefits of crocheting, knitting, and sewing and how these skills can avoid stress and anxiety. This discussion might allow them to avoid, decrease and navigate those things that disturb their peace.
Topic Outcome
Scholars will identify a goal they would like to accomplish in this program. It can be knitting, crocheting, and sewing. Scholars will choose a goal and create an initial plan using both short-term and long-term planning.
Scholars will be introduced to a crocheting needle and how to make a chain lock or stitch.
Crocheting Circle Skill
Scholars will find an excellent way to focus their energy and stay out of trouble. Additionally, scholars will learn the benefits:
Stress Buster
Helps with depression
Keeps your mind active
It contributes to mindfulness and relaxation
Increase self-esteem
Things That Make Me Happy
Scholars will learn how the degree of engagement on a task will enhance their knowledge and fulfill happiness.
Day 4: Career Readiness
Introduction to different careers....…means.
Financial Literacy Circle Skill
Scholars will learn how to budget their money, save for a rainy day, and invest for the future. They will also learn about the different aspects of the financial industry, such as banking, insurance, and stock market investing (Pagliari & Young, 2013).
Things That Make Me Happy
Scholars will learn about the different career options available in the financial industry. They will also understand the importance of being responsible with money and making wise financial decisions.
Day 8:Etiquette
Introduction to etiquette. Scholars will watch three videos: How to Have Good Table Manners, How to Write a Thank You Note, and How to Make Small Talk.
Topic Outcome
Scholars will be introduced to the basics of etiquette. The discussion includes a discussion of proper table manners, how to dress for different occasions, and how to act in various social situations.
Etiquette Circle Skill
Scholars will always learn to practice the following:
Always say Thank you
Give Genuine Compliments
Do not Become Boastful, Arrogant, or Loud
Listen Before Speaking
Speak with Kindness
Do not Criticize or Complain
Be Polite
Things That Make Me Happy
Scholars will learn about the different aspects of etiquette and how they can use these skills in their everyday lives. They will also learn about the importance of being confident and having…
References
7 Elements of Interior Design. (2019, June 3). Www.flooringamerica.com. https://www.flooringamerica.com/blog/7-elements-of-interior-design
Pagliari, S., & Young, K. L. (2013). Leveraged interests: Financial industry power and the role of private sector coalitions. Review of International Political Economy, 21(3), 575–610. https://doi.org/10.1080/09692290.2013.819811
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