IGNITE’s work with your child is highly individualized and customized. We have developed the one-hour Interest Inventory to discover and define each child’s unique gifts and learning style. Our process engages your child in an exploration of hands-on activities across the subject areas, followed by a debriefing on his work with the activities and a conversation about his other interests and school experiences.

We then work with student and parent to choose a direction of study that will nurture and support her gifts, interests, parent goals, and optimal learning style. Our team will then develop an individualized (or small-group) program that meets the objectives set forth.

Please call us at 805.798.1041 or email soar@ignitecreativelearning.com to schedule an Interest Inventory today!
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This is a sampling of concentrations that are available in a number of subject areas. At our Interest Inventory, we will work with your child to identify his or her learning style and interests, and, along with the goals you set forth, we will determine an appropriate starting point.

Math Games, Riddles, and Puzzles The Art and Design of Math Creative Problem Solving Architecture: Bridge Building Architecture and Literature: Frank Lloyd Wright Math Curse: Finding Math in Everyday Life		Crash, Boom, Bang: An Exploration of    Newtonian Physics Balloons, Pulleys, Levers, and Gears: Inventing    Toys and Testing the Laws of Fun Biology You Can Eat Going Green and Saving the Earth
Art+Writing Poetry and Music American Short Stories and Writing Your Own Multigenre Texts: Using Words, Pictures, Fact,    and Fiction to Write Your Own For the Love of Children’s Books: Exploring    What’s out There and Writing Your Own		The What-Ifs of History: How Would Life Be    Different? Be an Entrepreneur: Develop Your Own    Business, Product, Logo, and More Invent Your Own City Hands-On Adventures in American History