Board Game Programs - Starting at Age 4

Parent & Child Groups

Peer to Peer Groups

Come play games with us! 

Our board game program is specially curated by a California Credentialed Teacher, BCBA, and Occupational Therapist to promote skill development in an inclusive fun setting. We offer two types of class formats to suit your families needs.

✔️ Hand selected games tailored to age and developmental need

✔️ Consistent game rotation ensures understanding & exposure to new learning and fun!

Designed With Inclusivity In Mind

Want to play more and connect with others? Come join us!

We are a perfect fit as an extracurricular activity that allows for fun learning in a safe space.

  • No athletic ability required

  • Smaller group size

  • Facilitated play

Groups are designed to welcome general players ages 4 and up.

Groups are also perfect for those who may have:

  • An educational IEP and looking for supplemental learning

  • Are a regional center recipient in need of social skill opportunities

  • Homeschool or online student looking for in person peer groups

Our facilitated approach and embedded “as needed” support services means there is a seat at the table for everyone!

Focused On Foundational Development

Sensory Regulation:

  • Tactile processing

  • Proprioception

  • Visual processing

  • Auditory processing

  • Arousal modulation

Self Help Skills:

  • Container management

  • Organization

Fine Motor Skills:

  • Grasp & strength

  • In-hand manipulation

  • Precision & control

  • Eye-hand coordination

Visual Perceptual Skills:

  • Visual memory

  • Visual spatial relationships

  • Form constancy

Social Skills:

  • Frustration tolerance

  • Turn taking

  • Sharing

  • Conflict resolution

Executive Functioning:

  • Planning & organizing

  • Decision making & planning

  • Problem solving

  • Flexible thinking

Functional Academics:

  • Time management

  • Team building readiness

  • Following directions

  • Math skills

  • Literacy skills

Our goal is to build confidence, social abilities, and real-world skills needed to succeed with the use of board games.

Research shows that the use of boardgames supports, developing critical social skills, improving cognitive function, and may improve symptoms associated with ADHD (Ehrenfeld, 2022).