Lego city toy on table

Programs

In our effort to support youth with all abilities, we have developed many programs aiming to improve motor skills, social skills, boost creativity, develop self confidence, promote and develop friendships, and increase independence.

Program Overview

We have many programs planned for our community! Here is the quick list: Lego Club, Artist Club, STEM Club, Nature Club, Reading Club, Sport Club, and our seasonal programming along with social events for you all. As for now, please keep an eye out for the upcoming program launch as we have only a few programs up and running to best serve you all.

If you're interested to read how our programs will be able to support you or your child/family member, please click on our blog linked here!

Before you begin any of our programs, we ask you to sign up for an interview to get to know not only you but your child/family member who would like to participate in our clubs. After filling out the interest form below, we will reach out to set up an initial meeting and trial class to give you further details.

Lego Club

Ages: all ages; students will be split into groups of similar grade level

At Lego Club, students will be working with 2 to 3 teammates to build an age appropriate Lego set together. As the name "club" implies, students will be expected to come on a weekly basis to develop social skills and friendships. Additionally, students will be able to work on communication skills through modeling of the teachers and other peers while increasing motor skills and dexterity. Students will initially start with the staff to peer ratio of 1:1 or 1:2 base on Lego and communication skill level determine during initial interview.

As students progress, they will have developed more independence with the staff to peer ratio of 1:4 up to 1:8. They will also build bigger and more complicated Lego sets, with the end goal of designing and create their own Lego creation.

people holding miniature figures
people holding miniature figures
Artist Club

Age: all ages; students will take classes with similar grade level peers

At Artist Club, students will be working through different forms of Art Media whether that be air dry clay, oil pastels, dance, or even music! The assortment of classes from the Artist Club will be different per age group, each group being limited to maximum 10 students with the staff to peer ratio around 1:3. Artist Club will require consistent attendance from students.

Students will be developing creativity and motor skills as they create their artwork or through movement/dance classes.

As students progress, they will be able to increase independence as they begin to create more artwork with their own creative ideas.

yellow and white plastic bottle on white table
yellow and white plastic bottle on white table
Sports Club

Age: all ages; students will be split into groups of similar grade level

At Sports Club, students will get to explore different physical recreations such as lacrosse, baseball, soccer, basketball, and many others! The range of skills taught will vary among each age group with every group consisting of 2 to 4 students. Students will start with the staff to peer ratio of 1:1 or 1:2 and build up to ratios of 1:4 as they become more familiar with their selected sport.

Students will be able to increase their knowledge about a plethora of sports and build self confidence. They will learn important social skills such as teamwork, patience, and perseverance. Through consistent attendance and practice, students will be able to progress and grow their athletic ability with their chosen sport(s).

Reading Club
Coming Soon Winter 2024
boy's writing on book
boy's writing on book
STEM Club
Coming Soon Spring 2025
a little girl wearing a white lab coat and goggles
a little girl wearing a white lab coat and goggles
Nature Club
Coming Soon Spring 2025
woman in blue t-shirt and brown shorts standing on green grass field during daytime
woman in blue t-shirt and brown shorts standing on green grass field during daytime

Service Fee

As a non-profit, we aim to provide equitable and quality services/programming to our community. AFAE is fully volunteer run, but we kindly ask for a small fee at the beginning of every month variable by program to pay for materials, facilities, and other expenses. We also offer scholarships to those families demonstrating the need. More information will be provided during the initial 15 minutes interview/meeting.

We are in the process of becoming Vendors of Regional Center of Orange County.

Please do not hesitate to email us any questions: info@action4edu.org! You can also contact us via the contact form. We will respond within 24 hours (business day)!