Life Skills Programs for Kids & Teens

Find life-skills activities for kids and teens, from communication and social learning to practical topics. Read each program description to confirm its focus.

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Life Skills Classes

Basics of First Aid Training One-Time Class

by World Wide Academy Training Services, Inc.

Online Gradeschooler

Starts from $20 View details

Arts Classes

This live online class is dedicated to love. The philosophy of love! Why do we fall in love?

by Ms. Jenni's Place

Online Teen

Starts from $14 View details

Life Skills Classes

Tool Of The Day With Teacher Tom!

by Tom Bickmore

Online Gradeschooler, Teen

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Life Skills Classes

Ham Radio 101 - The Why & How to Getting Started with Amateur Radio!

by Tom Bickmore

Online Gradeschooler, Teen

$15 View details

Life Skills Classes

Challenge The Teacher! A Toy Bricks And Strengths Building Club - Lego

by Tom Bickmore

Online Preschool, Gradeschooler, Teen

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Arts Classes

Plymouth County 4-H Programs

by Plymouth County 4-H

Online Gradeschooler, Teen

$0 - $297 View details

Social Skills Camp-Body Language, Tone of Voice, Small Talk, Confidence!

Tennessee

Life Skills Classes

Social Skills Camp-Body Language, Tone of Voice, Small Talk, Confidence!

by Outschool

In-Person Teen

$55 View details

Languages Classes

ASL Karaoke Club - Signing Songs in America Sign Language

by Outschool

Online Gradeschooler, Teen

$21 View details

Languages Classes

ASL Drills and Practice to Increase Speed and Accuracy

by Outschool

Online Gradeschooler, Teen

$11 View details

Outschool Class: Renaissance Renegade and Tamer of Dragons

Pennsylvania

Life Skills Classes

Outschool Class: Renaissance Renegade and Tamer of Dragons

by PRIDETeaching

In-Person Gradeschooler, Teen

$12 - $48 View details

Compare Practical Life-Skills Programs

Providers may offer activities involving social interaction, first aid, confidence, communication or other everyday skills. Category labels do not guarantee a specific curriculum, so review the learning goals and age recommendations for each listing.

Look for opportunities to practice the skills taught, not only hear about them. Check whether instruction is online or in person, whether materials are needed and how the provider supports different ability or experience levels.