The Media & Truth Sleuthing Klub
For Families
A concise view of the proposed learning rhythm, adult role, wellbeing practices, and decisions still to make.
A proposed day
Daily rhythm
- Welcome Circle
- Character Moment
- Learning Block
- Hands-On Activity
- Clarity Moment
- Closing Circle
Learning goals
Six recurring pillars
Children would practice thoughtful questions, calm reflection, and responsible media habits through these lenses. Age range and specific outcomes remain to be confirmed.
At home
Parent partnership
A parent or guardian would choose age-appropriate examples, sit with the child for home activities, and help check sources. A final family handbook and responsibilities are still to be defined.
Proposed
Safety & emotional wellbeing
Proposed practices include ordinary, non-distressing examples, adult supervision, breaks when a topic feels upsetting, and private, parent-guided questions. Detailed safeguards, consent, and moderation processes are future operational work.
Concept only
Field trips & guest speakers
Optional farm visits or guest conversations could deepen the experience. No visit, speaker, date, or virtual event is scheduled.
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Kamp Kounselors
Future profiles could describe each adult’s role, experience, and contact route after staffing is confirmed. No individual is assigned or credential claimed in this prototype.
Proposed
Truth Sleuth Badge
A proposed badge might recognize careful questions and reflection. Mission counts, criteria, verification, and award policy need a final decision; this prototype does not award anything.
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Virtual participation
Short recorded guides and parent-supported activities are possible. Live gatherings would need a separate moderated plan and confirmed staff.
See access conceptBefore a real program opens
Families would need confirmed ages, enrollment terms, staff details, privacy and safeguarding policies, and a clear distinction between farm and at-home offerings. This page describes a concept, not an operating program.