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  • Experiential education, using children’s instinctual curiosity, imagination and endless artistic ability.

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Adventures when you need them.

Why Adventures

YuuMii Adventures are based on experiential education, using children’s instinctual curiosity, imagination and endless artistic ability. Through YuuMii Adventures, adults can explore with young children, to discover nature together and develop respect and understanding of everything from community to the seasons and the 5 senses.

YuuMii has identified several key areas that will enhance these social, emotional, critical thinking and artistic competencies in children. YuuMii created Adventures around each of these, available with ease to the parent or caregiver.

Here is an example of what a week might look like for you:

Bigger than the Book!

Me/The Self:
Understanding feelings, interests, values, and strengths while maintaining a well-grounded sense of self-confidence. Expressing emotions appropriately. Emotions such as sadness, anger, and happiness.

Life/Social awareness(Me!):
Empathy. Appreciating individuality. Discovering family, Self awareness, school, and community resources through play. Organize thoughts to set and make a plan.

Relationship skills:
Cooperation, resisting inappropriate social pressure, seeking help when needed, decision-making, respect, consequence, contributing to the well-being of family and community.

Animals/Nature:
Respect for the earth. Understanding our limited resources. True animal education through role play. Exploration and discovery through experiential learning.

Arts/Projects:
Developing fine and gross motor skills while creating. Self-confidence, pride and exploring the childs interests, values, and strengths.

Testimonials for Adventures

  • “Oh wow, what a great concept! I signed up. I’m interested in seeing what you come up with :) Thanks!”
    - Tatiana Powell

    Imagine Me & You
    Camp is over but there’s still some summer left to fill with fun activities for your little one— running out of ideas? You can get a weekly “assignment” through website Yuumii.com (meaning, “a little bit of you, and a little it of me”). Parents are encouraged to work the assignments with their children, guiding and teaching along the way — sometimes learning in the process — with projects like building a sundial; making colorful “fireworks” out of food coloring, water, and oil; behaving like your favorite animals (eagles, for example); and much more.

    Started by a Glen Park family who wanted to come up with creative ways to spend more quality time with their kids, Yuumii allows followers to comment on how the assignment is going for them and how much their children enjoyed it. You can also view other users who have completed assignments and try to catch up with some of your fellow adventurers. Best of all, it¹s free! So sign up and get started—who knows, you may even keep up your weekly adventures throughout the school year.
    - Red-tri.com

    Admit it. Once in awhile — after all your trips to the zoo, the children’s museum, the library, the park, playdates — even you, Super Mommy, get bored. You’re out of ideas for entertaining the kids, it’s raining, and NOW what? Instead of turning on the TV, take a look at Yuumii, brainchild of our newest TwitterMom of the Week, Julija McDowell, 40, and her husband, Nicholas.

    - Lea Curtes-Swenson is a happy, Minneapolis-based freelance copywriter and married mom of two girls.

    “I really enjoy the heads up for the following weeks
    activities. So many of us seem to be so busy that we can be absent minded.
    Sending the shopping list in which they can print out or check off what they
    have and need to invest in, works for me. I was sucked right in. Spending an hour with your child a day is doable for mom that stays home and works part-time… The activities are great and perhaps offer alternative to the hyperactive or not so active child, who needs to be challenged to the next level.”
    - Rosemary Miketa (Mother of Zachary, 4 years old, MI, USA)

    “A very cool website!”
    - Nicky Pennington (Mother of 3 under 6, Auckland, NZ)

    “So many parents suffer this painful period of isolation, especially with baby #1. Very cool way to connect!”
    - Amanda Topping (Mother of 2, Anne Arbor, MI USA)

    What a wonderful organizaton / website..which is so needed! What an amazing tool to help parents and children! Congrats to you and keep up the amazing work!
    -Kara Norman

    “Just spent some time on it! I will recommend it to friends.
    -Dawn from Twittermoms.com

    I’m a licensed clinical social worker and teach classes to expecting mothers on how to navigate and prepare for the emotional transition into motherhood and we talk of many of the same things you mention in your website. Love it!
    - Cherie L. Spehar