Youth Life Learning Centers has had a busy Spring Break in Nashville, home to five of our centers. Although many of their peers will be at home watching television or playing in the backyard with friends, we gave our students a chance to continue learning on their break. Learning opportunities were provided to students in a variety of ways through field trips and service projects.
Youth Life’s students, who are in grades third or higher, were given the opportunity to attend a retreat at Bethel World Outreach in Brentwood. On this Spring Break retreat, students participated in sessions focused on identify, purpose, abstinence & purity (with older group only), service, and intimacy with Christ.
YLLC-West took their Spring Break adventures to new learning levels at The Adventure Science Center when the museum donated tickets for the kids to attend. Students made their way through the Cyberchase exhibit, which is based on the math mystery cartoon, Cyberchase from the Emmy award-winning PBS KIDS GO! Students exclaimed, “This is fun!” while learning from “the control central,” “the grim wreaked,” “poddleville,” and many other activities.
YLLC-Easley students went to Grocer’s Edgehill to encourage 2012 voters with flyer registrations. This allowed students to serve their community in a unique way by encouraging their community’s voice, no matter their views, to be heard.
Several YLLC-Riverchase students are apart of the Backyard Leadership team and were able to visit The Frist Center for Visual Arts on a Backyard field trip. These students also did several projects at their site, including bead art.
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