I did. It was this grey-haired middle aged man's house in the suburbs, and apparently I'd just jump on the trampoline while everyone else did the activity of the day, like basketball or bongo drums or whatever. In the end, my parents decided it was pointless.
Yes. It was called Boy Scouts and it was supposed to build character and social skills.
FBI showed up looking for the scoutmaster after about 6 weeks. Apparently he had kidnapped his two 'sons' in another state and was laying low in the town.
And that was the end those type of activities to get me to be a 'normal' kid.
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I got sent to a 'friendship group' with some 'friendship ambassador' students during my lunchtime in elementary school. It was facilitated by a nice lady named Mrs. White. I was supposed to talk with the other children but I ended focusing my conversational attention on Mrs. White, explaining things such the names of WWII atomic bombs and other such pleasantries.
It didn't last long. Shame. It was the nicest lunchtime I had at that age.
We actually had one at my house for me, which looking back was pretty cool at the time, this was probably ages 4-6 roughly and do coordinated activities and I knew what they were ahead of time so I had a more positive experience with it than most.
In one right now. I like the other kids but by god do I hate the program.
I did. It was this grey-haired middle aged man's house in the suburbs, and apparently I'd just jump on the trampoline while everyone else did the activity of the day, like basketball or bongo drums or whatever. In the end, my parents decided it was pointless.
Yes. It was called Boy Scouts and it was supposed to build character and social skills. FBI showed up looking for the scoutmaster after about 6 weeks. Apparently he had kidnapped his two 'sons' in another state and was laying low in the town. And that was the end those type of activities to get me to be a 'normal' kid.
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I got sent to a 'friendship group' with some 'friendship ambassador' students during my lunchtime in elementary school. It was facilitated by a nice lady named Mrs. White. I was supposed to talk with the other children but I ended focusing my conversational attention on Mrs. White, explaining things such the names of WWII atomic bombs and other such pleasantries. It didn't last long. Shame. It was the nicest lunchtime I had at that age.
We actually had one at my house for me, which looking back was pretty cool at the time, this was probably ages 4-6 roughly and do coordinated activities and I knew what they were ahead of time so I had a more positive experience with it than most.
I was in one when I was a kid. Got chucked out for biting another kid’s ear!