SOUNDS GOOD, BUT...

WHAT IS EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION?

Experiential education is LEARNING by DOING
but more specifically, it follows the Experiential Learning Cycle.  At Kikori, we describe this with
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Play ~ students engage in direct experience
Reflect ~ students participate in intentional reflection
Connect ~ students make real-world connections
Grow ~ students internalize and apply learning

 There's an app for that!
The Kikori app is designed for educators and facilitators who want to add experiential and social emotional learning activities to help their students  connect to themselves, their communities, and the world.

Join the Beta Beta Club today! 
Be the first to see Kikori, share your feedback & co-create our future!
The button below  leads to a few discovery questions to help us learn about your needs and signs you up to receive our newsletter and  the beta release coming in early 2020!

HOW DOES IT WORK?
Each app feature is designed to help educators put experience back into education
-where it belongs

Educators

Give educators tools + training to deliver experiential education activities

Students

Help students connect with
themselves,others and the planet

The World

Improve quality of education and grow a brighter, kinder world for all

FOUNDED FROM A SOCIAL WORKER'S DREAM

TO HELP ALL STUDENTS FEEL CONNECTED

Learn about our team, our values, and the simple wish that kicked off an experiential education revolution!
Early Believer Special Lifetime Membership     $100
For a limited time, we are offering Lifetime Memberships to Early Believers.  Through this membership, you will help move Kikori forward and your feedback will co-create Kikori on the way.

​You will receive the Kikori app on its release in 2020 along with all future upgrades. Beta Beta Club release is included. ​
What educators are saying
My kindergartners desperately need to build their social emotional skills. With a new baby at home, I can't come in early or stay late to plan like I used to.  I need something quick that I can access and implement.
Jamie McCabe
Kindergarten Teacher
​Wilson Elementary School,
Medford, Oregon
Experiential education is amazing for building community. The problem is simply finding time to implement activities with all of the curriculum we have to cover.

Jesse Martinez
Science Teacher
​Logan Middle School,
La Crosse, Wisconsin 
Students and teachers in the United States are dealing with more stress and anxiety than ever before. Students are in desperate need of learning how to identify and regulate their emotions as well as how to interact in socially appropriate ways with other children and adults. With the dramatic increase in technology use over the last several years, children are not spending as much time playing and developing the social and emotional skills that they need. Experiential learning opportunities are desperately needed to help students master the complexity of interacting with other people successfully.

Kikori gives teachers a wonderful resource that provides them easy-to-use, applicable strategies to increase social and emotional student development in the classroom. I'm so excited that this resource is being developed!
Dr. Jenn Moore
Former Principal and Educator 
​Moore Wellbeing Founder
Chicago, Illinois