• Ages 1–4
• Ages 5–8
• Ages 9–12

Choose which child you want to do Daddy Class with that month.
Everything is customized for their exact age and stage:

The same topic becomes completely different depending on their age.
A 6-year-old learning “Saving Money” might use jars and allowance games.
A 16-year-old might learn investing, credit scores, and how money compounds over time.

• Ages 13–15
• Ages 16–18

• “Pick a brand-new Daddy Class ”
• “Or continue deeper with advanced lessons and projects

Choose a year-long Daddy Class focused on a real-world skill or life advantage.
Every month for 12 months, we’ll send a new lesson and activity related to that topic so your child builds knowledge gradually over time — not all at once. 
At the end of the year:

Each month includes fresh new materials tied to your Daddy Class topic:

• Printable Handout
• Fun, visual, age-appropriate worksheets and guides.
• Short Video To Watch Together
• A quick engaging video introducing that month’s lesson.
• What To Talk About
• Conversation starters and discussion prompts for dads and kids.
• Real World Example
• A practical activity, challenge, mini-project, or mission to do together.
• Optional “Go Above & Beyond” Ideas
• Extra ways to make the lesson unforgettable.

Daddy Class isn’t homework.
It’s designed to feel fun, memorable, and personal.
Some dads do it:

* Monday nights
* The third Sunday of each month
* During a monthly “Dad Date”
* While traveling so it's found time together
* Whenever the opportunity presents itself during a month

Even 20–30 minutes can create conversations and memories your child remembers for years.

• Every lesson automatically adapts based on your child’s age.
• Younger Kids
• Hands-on games, imagination, stories, visuals, simple activities.
• Elementary Ages
• Challenges, role-playing, fun examples, confidence-building exercises.
• Teens
• Real-world preparation, independence, money, leadership, future planning, entrepreneurship, communication.

The goal:
help your child feel more prepared for the real world every single year they grow up.

1. Saving Money
2. Starting a Lemonade Business
3. Building an App
4. Investing Basics
5. How Credit Cards Work
6. Starting a YouTube Channel
7. Negotiation Skills
8. Buying Your First Car
9. How Taxes Work
10. Real Estate Basics

11. Public Speaking
12. Leadership Skills
13. How to Make Friends
14. Interview Skills
15. Writing Better Emails & Texts
16. Networking & First Impressions
17. Confidence & Body Language

18. Cooking a Signature Meal
19. Travel & Planning a Trip
20. Emergency Preparedness
21. Time Management
22. Goal Setting
23. Healthy Habits & Fitness
24. Online Safety & Social Media
25. How to Solve Problems Calmly

Every Annual Dad-Kids Weekend Trip includes: 

26. Learn to Play Golf
27. Learn How to Fix Cars
28. Learn Italian Together
29. Learn to Play Tennis
30. Learn to Play Poker

Math matters.
Science matters.
But so do:

* Confidence
* Leadership
* Entrepreneurship
* Communication
* Financial literacy
* Decision-making
* Emotional resilience
* Real-world thinking

The things that often create the biggest opportunities later in life.

We intentionally encourage dads to focus on:

• one child, one class, one meaningful night each month.
• Because childhood moves fast.

And sometimes the moments kids remember most are simply:

“Dad took time to teach me something important.”

All from one simple monthly tradition with your child.

• A better relationship.
• More meaningful conversations.
• Real-world skills they’ll use forever.