It takes more than a good school to raise a good kid.
We want our kids to ace not just tomorrow's quiz but also life's everyday tests, so they need to learn responsibility as much as arithmetic. Ever Scouts teaches the life skills they need to better prepare for life — like collaboration, problem solving, and empathy — so they can help themselves and others, no matter what comes their way.
How it works:
An interactive game show for life skills
Our collaborative 45-60 minute Missions are live at 5pm (ET/PT) every weekday! Led by expert Guides, kids join interactive, virtual adventures where it might look like they’re cracking an unsolved mystery or attempting to escape from a spooky manor—but they’re actually practicing critical life skills we call our 12 Keys.
We know that kids learn best by showing up and trying again. So as kids complete Missions and level up their skills, they’ll also earn points and collect badges to track and celebrate where they are in their journey.
Missions are social experiences that are even better with friends! By inviting others to join through a unique link, Scouts who are IRL friends are able to chat with each other during Missions in a safe, moderated environment.
Created by experts, designed with kids.
Our program was developed by leading educators from Yale, Duke, and Harvard - who know that for kids to truly engage, they need to have a voice. Scouts provide product feedback, design ideas, and control their own learning.
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“It’s like Peloton for
personal growth.”
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/ We’re on a mission
We want to make learning life skills accessible to all 7-10 year olds through our live, collaborative Missions.
/ It’s truly free
As we grow our program, Ever Scouts is completely free to join through the end of 2022.
/ Featuring all new content
Each week, new interactive, story-based Missions are released. Can your Scout and the rest of their group use their skills to get Mission success? Or will the group fail and live to try again another day?
Ever Scouts Stories
Usually when our son gets home from school - the first thing he says is that he’s hungry - now he runs straight to the iPad and says, IT’S TIME FOR EVER SCOUTS!"
We've seen a general expansion of wonderfulness."
We can see him practicing fairness with his brother in new ways - overhearing 'it’s only fair that you get a turn too."
Every week my daughter tells me how creative and fun the activities are - she's always excited to see what's next."
I love that the RQ is individualized to each child. It identifies strengths and areas for growth."
We homeschool - and he truly looks forward to Ever Scouts as a part of his day- unlike other digital classes and tools we use."
I noticed my Scout balancing his options and waiting his turn."
My son explained to me the difference between equal and fair over the weekend - I was impressed!"
Usually when our son gets home from school - the first thing he says is that he’s hungry - now he runs straight to the iPad and says, IT’S TIME FOR EVER SCOUTS
We've seen a general expansion of wonderfulness
Marco, TX
We can see him practicing fairness with his brother in new ways - overhearing 'it’s only fair that you get a turn too
Every week my daughter tells me how creative and fun the activities are - she's always excited to see what's next
Tami, NY
I love that the RQ is individualized to each child. It identifies strengths and areas for growth
We homeschool - and he truly looks forward to Ever Scouts as a part of his day- unlike other digital classes and tools we use
Sam + Lola, NY
I noticed my Scout balancing his options and waiting his turn
My son explained to me the difference between equal and fair over the weekend - I was impressed!
Rodrigo, TX
Families didn’t have a Guide... until now.
Our Guides are experts in teaching, storytelling, and entertaining. They’re like your coolest coach—if that coach had an M.A. in education and a B.A. in improv.
Founding Guide
Prior to joining Ever Scouts, Analía was a corps member with Teach for America, and taught high school English in Philadelphia and St. Louis. She is also trained in early childhood education.
Founding Guide
Prior to joining Ever Scouts, Konnor was a trainer and facilitator at SEEDS, an organization teaching leadership development through a focus on social-emotional learning, and a fellow with the Urban Leaders Fellowship, where he worked on education policy.
Prior to joining Ever Scouts, Amber taught nutrition classes to elementary and middle school students as a SNAP educator, coached low-income high school students through the college admissions process, and is a licensed pilot!
Safe, Trusted, Secure.
Safety is at the core of everything we do at Ever Scouts. We’ve built a safe and secure platform that is strictly COPPA compliant, with a user vetting process and ongoing moderation. Think of your child’s experience on Ever Scouts like training wheels for the internet.
FAQ
The safety of all Scouts is of the utmost importance. We have built a safe and secure platform that is COPPA compliant to ensure suitability for children. This includes a process to ensure Scout participants are appropriately screened and ongoing moderation to ensure appropriate content and language across the app. We include parental controls that enable you to personalize your Scout’s privacy settings.
Our program is designed for elementary school kids, ages 7 - 10.
Our curriculum is based on teaching 12 core life skills, which we call The 12 Keys, to help our kids be more curious, confident, capable, resilient and empathetic.
How do you learn a skill like empathy or self-regulation? Simple: you practice it, over and over. We know kids learn best through problem-solving and play, so we build every one of our Missions with opportunities for repeated practice within a compelling story.
Take empathy, for example. For kids to improve their empathy, they need to practice facial and body language recognition, active listening, and perspective taking. So, we built a series of Mystery Missions where kids step into the role of detectives trying to solve a crime. As they interview witnesses and suspects, they have the opportunity to practice those core empathy skills over and over, and their Guide is there to point out great examples of empathy and help Scouts discuss what the most empathetic choices might be. We base these Missions on compelling cold cases, like the biggest unsolved art museum heist in history, and popular video games like L.A. Noire.
We’re always happy to answer questions about our curriculum. If you have specific questions, you can email our Head of Program & Curriculum, Fish Stark: fish@everscouts.com.
