As a parent, you’re always looking for ways to enrich your child’s learning experience. The D.R.E.A.M. Milestones from Dream Chaser Kids offer a structured yet flexible journey that aligns perfectly with your values. It’s more than just entrepreneurship—it’s about preparing them for life, one milestone at a time.
- 12 weekly online sessions last 60 minutes in groups of 5 students.
- In-person sessions at multiple Orlando locations with up to 12 students.
Key Outcomes
- Life-Changing Skills: Students will develop essential life skills and creative problem-solving abilities that can be applied in real-world situations.
- Business Experience: Students will design, launch, and manage real businesses, serving at least five customers and earning a minimum of $100 over 12 weeks. This hands-on experience helps them build a customer base through the Dream Circle newsletter.
- Future Success: The program strengthens students’ portfolios, greatly enhancing their chances of securing interviews, internships, scholarships, and college admissions.
Personalized Learning for Every Stage of Your Child’s Journey
At Dream Chaser Kids, we understand that each child’s learning path is unique. Our personalized, self-directed, and hands-on approach ensures that your child gains the confidence, creativity, and courage they need at every stage of their development.
Weeks 1-2
Every journey starts with self-discovery. Here, learners will use the TalentExplorer to find out what they’re really good at and what they love. This stage makes sure their learning is just right for them from the beginning.
See how Benjamin, Rachel, and Kheris did it.
- Objective: Students explore their personal strengths and interests using the TalentExplorer tool.
- Key Activities: Dream Circle Newsletter #1, Interactive games, talent-based storytelling, and talent matching with AI.
- Outcome: Students can articulate their unique talents and how these can be used in practical settings.
Weeks 3-4
Success usually involves others. During this stage, your child will learn about working well with others, including peers, mentors, and the community, and they’ll learn about customer needs and teamwork.
See how Jack, Corey, and Asia did it.
- Objective: Learn the importance of teamwork and community in project success.
- Key Activities: Dream Circle Newsletter #2, Community impact project, empathy, and customer needs role-playing.
- Outcome: Students will appreciate teamwork and identify how their talents can help solve real-life problems for real people.
Weeks 5-8
Experience is the best teacher. Here, your child will choose, design, and test their own projects, putting what they’ve learned into action and embracing creativity and flexibility, which are essential for innovation.
Learn how Cain, Cassidy, Caroline, and Isabel did it.
- Objective: Apply talents and skills in real situations through project-based learning.
- Key Activities: Dream Circle Newsletter #3, Design thinking game, role-swap challenge, customer journey simulation, feedback loop game, and playbook pitch.
- Outcome: Students will master their playbooks, use feedback effectively, and learn basic project management.
Weeks 9-10
Being resilient is crucial for success. This stage teaches your child how to deal with challenges, see the value in setbacks, and build the strength they need for long-term success.
See how Hannah and George did it.
- Objective: Overcome challenges and learn resilience.
- Key Activities: Problem-solving challenges, hot potato, resilience role-play, escape room, adversity puzzles, mindfulness and adaptability relay.
- Outcome: Students demonstrate problem-solving skills and can reflect on how they overcome difficulties.
Weeks 11-12
Learning and growing never stop. This stage focuses on moving forward, making impactful decisions, and thinking about creating a lasting legacy.
See how Mikaila and Brennan did it.
- Objective: Build on past successes and plan for future growth.
- Key Activities: Dream Circle Newsletter #4, Legacy project challenge, sustainability initiative game, interactive road-mapping, showcase, and reflection.
- Outcome: Students will present their projects, launch them with StoryBuilder, and share their learning experiences.
