Welcome to the Fantastic Fours page! Here, we spotlight the dynamic and diverse activities designed to prepare our Jacks and Jills for Group 5. Our programming is built around several National Thrusts, each focusing on different areas of development.

Overview

The Fantastic Fours engage in a range of activities that promote mental, emotional, and social growth. These activities are grouped into key National Thrusts: Educational & Cultural, Financial, Recreational/Social, Health, Legislative, and Leadership.

National Thrusts

Educational & Cultural

Our Jacks and Jills participate in enriching educational trips that combine learning with bonding experiences.

  • NASA Museum Trip: During an overnight trip to the NASA Museum in Huntsville, the Jacks and Jills not only explored fascinating exhibits but also had the opportunity to bond with each other. The trip included a tour of a nearby HBCU, providing insights into higher education and career possibilities.

Financial

Understanding finances is crucial for future success. Our financial literacy workshops are designed to introduce basic concepts in an engaging way.

  • Financial Literacy Workshop: A CPA conducted an interactive workshop on stocks and banking. The session covered essential financial concepts, including saving, investing, and managing money effectively.

Recreational/Social

Social interactions and fun activities are vital for building relationships and teamwork among the Jacks and Jills.

  • Kick-Off Event at Spivey Splash: At the start of the year, our Jacks and Jills visited Spivey Splash for a day of fun and socializing. This recreational event helped them get to know each other better and fostered a sense of camaraderie.

Health

Promoting healthy lifestyles and understanding nutrition are key components of our program.

  • Farm Visit: During the Huntsville trip, our Jacks and Jills visited a local store in which fresh foods were made available. They learned about sustainable food practices and had the opportunity to bring home fresh, nutritious foods, emphasizing the importance of healthy eating.

Legislative

Understanding the judicial process and the role of law in society is an important aspect of our program.

  • Mock Trial with Judge Lewis: Our Jacks and Jills participated in a mock trial with Judge Lewis of Henry County. This experience provided them with a hands-on understanding of the judicial process and the importance of legal systems in our society.

Leadership

Developing leadership skills is essential for future success. Our leadership activities are designed to build confidence and decision-making abilities.

  • Leadership Activities: Various activities throughout the year focus on enhancing leadership qualities, including team-building exercises and opportunities to take on leadership roles within group projects.