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Welcome to Chalkboard to Kitchen Table with Trish and Eileen!

In this episode, we talk about how new adventures help children grow as learners. Whether it’s starting a new school, trying a different sport, visiting a museum, or even cooking a new recipe at home, novelty sparks curiosity and makes learning stick. When something feels new, kids pay closer attention, ask more questions, and remember more of what they experience.

We also explore how stepping into the unfamiliar builds confidence and resilience. Learning to ride a bike, joining a club, or making a new friend teaches persistence and problem-solving along the way. Even small adventures can expand a child’s comfort zone.

At the heart of the conversation is a simple idea: when children are supported as they try new things, they become more curious, adaptable, and confident learners.

Join us at the table!