🔑 Core Services
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Structured Habit Programs
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Age-based habit training classes (weekly or monthly)
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Short-term “habit bootcamps” during school breaks
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Habit coaching for kids (individual or small group)
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Workshops & Events
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Themed weekends (e.g., “Tidy Room Challenge”, “Mindful Mornings”)
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Parent-child bonding activities
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Parenting sessions for reinforcing habits at home
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Habit Kits & Resources
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Physical habit kits with charts, stickers, journals
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Digital app for habit tracking & daily routines
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Storybooks and activity workbooks
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🧠 Why It Works?
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Habits are the foundation of success — starting early gives children a huge life advantage.
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Parents are actively looking for support in raising responsible, focused children in a screen-dominated age.
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There’s a growing demand for offline enrichment centers that focus on life skills, not just academics.
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It’s a recurring-revenue model: subscription-based programs and kits + seasonal workshops.
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Long-term scaling potential via franchising, licensing curriculum, or building an app.
🧠 Objective:
To instill age-appropriate positive habits through structured classes using storytelling, games, creative expression, and real-life practice — in a safe, fun, and nurturing environment.
📚 Age Group Segmentation & Learning Focus
🐣 1. Age 3–5 (Early Learners / Pre-K & Kindergarten)
💡 Focus: Foundation Habits Through Play
Key Habits:
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Brushing teeth
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Saying “please” and “thank you”
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Hand washing after toilet and before meals
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Tidying toys
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Eating without distraction
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Listening and following instructions
Methods:
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Storytime with habit heroes (animated characters)
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Song & dance routines for each habit
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Simple visual charts with stickers
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Puppet role-plays
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Creative play stations (e.g., pretend “Morning Routine” room)
Class Format (45 mins – 1 hour):
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Welcome song + “today’s habit”
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Story & discussion
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Activity or game related to habit
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Parent recap and take-home activity
🐣 AGE GROUP 3–5: “My Happy Habits”
🌟 Theme: Building Basic Routines Through Fun
| Week | Theme | Key Habit | Activity | Take-Home |
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| 1 | Morning Magic | Brush teeth, get dressed, say “Good Morning” | Toothbrush song, dress-up relay | Sticker chart with morning routine |
| 2 | Tidy Time | Clean up toys, keep things in place | “Clean-up Treasure Hunt” game | “Tidy Star” challenge for home |
| 3 | Polite Parade | Say “Please”, “Thank you”, take turns | Puppet play + flashcard game | Polite behavior star board |
| 4 | Healthy Me | Wash hands, eat fruits, drink water | Storytime: Bubbles the Germ + handwash demo | Habit tracker: water & fruit counter |
🏅 Graduation: Mini celebration with “My First Habit Hero” certificate
🧒 2. Age 6–9 (Primary Kids)
💡 Focus: Responsibility, Self-Regulation & Routines
Key Habits:
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Packing school bags
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Managing screen time
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Personal hygiene
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Following morning/night routines
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Respecting time and schedules
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Conflict resolution & polite communication
Methods:
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Group challenges (“5-Day Bag Packing Champion”)
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Peer sharing and role-playing
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Daily routine building boards
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Habit logs with rewards and feedback
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DIY tools (e.g., create-your-own calendar or chart)
Class Format (60–75 mins):
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Warm-up game + intro
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Habit coaching + group discussion
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Practical mini-workshop or team challenge
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Take-home journal and sticker task
👧 AGE GROUP 6–9: “My Daily Power Habits”
🌟 Theme: Responsibility, Routine, and Emotional Habits
| Week | Theme | Key Habit | Activity | Take-Home |
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| 1 | Master My Mornings | Pack bag, get ready on time, checklist use | Morning Mission Game | Morning routine card to post at home |
| 2 | Screen Sense | Control screen time, take breaks | “Find the Balance” board game | Screen-time swap sheet |
| 3 | Speak Right | Polite speech, resolving fights, listening | Roleplay + Emotion cards | Gratitude challenge sheet |
| 4 | Healthy Body, Happy Mind | Hygiene, water, rest, mindful eating | Plate Puzzle + breathing game | Food & feelings tracker |
🏅 Graduation: “Habit Hero” badge + parent-teacher feedback note
👦 3. Age 10–12 (Pre-teens)
💡 Focus: Independence, Planning, and Emotional Habits
Key Habits:
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Setting daily goals
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Journaling and reflection
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Digital discipline
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Taking initiative (homework, chores)
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Time-blocking
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Gratitude, empathy, and self-talk
Methods:
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Habit-tracking journals & reflection circles
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Planning boards & group planning games
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Emotional intelligence activities (EQ cards, debates)
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Responsibility tokens (used for center rewards)
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Simulations (e.g., “plan your school week” game)
Class Format (75–90 mins):
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Check-in circle + sharing wins
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Deep dive into habit + practical group task
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Coaching moment (discussion or journaling)
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Week’s mission card to take home
👦 AGE GROUP 10–12: “My Smart Life Habits”
🌟 Theme: Independence, Time, and Mind Mastery
| Week | Theme | Key Habit | Activity | Take-Home |
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| 1 | Plan Your Day | Time blocking, checklist, personal goal setting | Planner craft + “Habit Hourglass” game | Weekly planner sheet |
| 2 | Mind Over Mood | Positive self-talk, journaling, anger control | EQ card game + reflection writing | 3-day self-talk journal |
| 3 | Tech & Me | Mindful device use, social media manners | “Digital Compass” group debate | Screen habits tracker |
| 4 | Growth Mindset | Fail forward, stay consistent, reflect | Habit ladder & story challenge | Resilience poster to design |
🏅 Graduation: “Junior Life Leader” certificate + tokens for reward store
🗓️ Scheduling Options
| Plan Type | Frequency | Duration | Notes |
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| Weekly Plan | Once/week | 4 sessions/month | Best for ongoing growth & habit formation |
| Monthly Bootcamp | 2–3 sessions | Intensive 1-week or weekend plan | Great for quick impact and sampling |
| Term-wise Program | Quarterly | 12 weeks per level | Structured progression through themes |
🎖️ Progress & Rewards System
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Sticker Boards (3–5 yrs)
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Star Charts & Habit Badges (6–9 yrs)
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Milestone Certificates & Tokens (10–12 yrs)
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Small end-of-month awards or celebrations to encourage consistency
📦 Parent Involvement
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Weekly summary report + take-home tips
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Monthly feedback sessions
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Access to a digital app/dashboard (if built)
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Family challenges to mirror learning at home
This structure ensures: ✅ Age-appropriate learning
✅ Progressive development
✅ Child-friendly, joyful environments
✅ Clear parental value
