ADVENTURE KEY SETS
What Is a Key Set?
A Key Set is a paired learning experience.
Each Key Set includes two connected Keys that work together:
• A Project Key — where kids build, test, create, and explore
• A Voice Key — where kids think, explain, reflect, and communicate
One helps your child do the work.
The other helps them make sense of it.
Together, they turn activity into understanding.
How the Two Keys Work Together
The Project Key gives your child something meaningful to work on.
The Voice Key helps them slow down and:
• Put words to what they tried
• Explain their thinking
• Reflect on effort and choices
• Notice what they’re learning about themselves
You’re not adding more work.
You’re completing the learning loop.
Why This Matters
Kids don’t just grow from doing.
They grow when they do something and then think about what happened.
That’s why each Key Set includes both:
• Action (Project-building, testing, experimenting)
• Reflection (Voice-communicating, speaking/writing)
One Important Thing
A Key Set isn’t two separate subjects, it’s paired focuses that allow your adventurer to use their hands and their voice.
Key Sets do not choose what your child should become.
They give them space to show you how they learn.
