Unlock Your Child's Hidden Potential:
Develop Their Emotional Intelligence for
School Success WITHOUT Stress

For Parents of Pre-K to 8th Graders
Raising a child is a journey, but navigating emotions and building strong communication can be tricky. That's where we come in!
Hoppity Learning: An expert-led curriculum (EQ specialists, therapists, school counselors, teachers) designed by parents (Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, CUHK) to empower YOU to help your child succeed!

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FAQ

Is this for me too? Absolutely! You'll learn valuable communication skills to connect with your child's inner world and hear struggles they might not have shared before.
What if my child's hesitant?
- For 1st graders and younger, watch this Kids' Intro Cartoon to help your child see the benefits.
- For older kids, invite your child to join and be your HELPER to practice EQ skills together.
Is it fun? Kids get to know your childhood stories! Play games, learn skills, and build trust as your child team up with you to succeed!

Ready to support your child's school success while creating a more peaceful, connected family?

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What is Your Child Experiencing?

"Initially anxious about kindergarten, this 5-year-old found it hard to adapt and participate. Exploring different coping skills at Hoppity Learning with his mom, they discovered muscle relaxation worked best for him. This helped him overcome his anxiety, and now he eagerly looks forward to school, actively engaging and enjoying every school day."

Transitioning to New Environments

(E.g., new school, new sibling)

"When a child loses a game or faces challenges in learning new skills, feelings of frustration or anger can emerge. This six-year-old Hoppity kid, previously prone to fits of anger, learned cooling down techniques from Hoppity Learning. Additionally, he acquired skills to enhance his confidence and tackle new challenges, enabling him to complete his homework more efficiently."

Overcoming New Challenges

(E.g., homework, self-control on screen time)

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"What do you do when your two closest friends at school say, 'You are my best friend one day and then the next day say 'You are not my friend anymore'? This seven-year-old Hoppity kid told them that 'It hurts my feelings!' and went to make new friends. Guess what? The next day, one of the former friends came back to apologize."

Trying to Make Friends and Fit In

(E.g., overcoming "shyness", confidence to join in)

"After a classmate kept kicking her chair, an eight-year-old Hoppity student said 'Stop!' and informed her teacher. Yet, the mistreatment persisted, with further exclusion from activities. Seeking help, she discussed the situation with her Hoppity coach and brainstormed solutions with her parents. Using her assertive and friendship skills from Hoppity Learning, she resolved the conflict and made new friends."

Standing Up to Bullies

(E.g., discerning good/toxic friends, be assertive)

"This ten-year-old Hoppity kid, who used to have problems working with his group mates and basketball teammates, recently told his dad that 'disagreements don't have to lead to arguments.' Through Hoppity Learning, he learned how to share his opinions in an assertive voice rather than an aggressive voice with his teammates."

Learning to Collaborate

(E.g., disagreements in team sports/projects)

"What do you do when your child cries every day?" This five-year-old who used to cry and express her anger with hitting learned to say, "I feel angry because you broke my toy!" No more fighting at home and at school.

Dumping Big Emotions

(E.g., sibling rivalry, not following directions)

Hoppity's EQ Focus for School Success

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"What does your child do when their sibling comes to annoy them?
This six-year-old Hoppity kid who used to cry learned to tell herself, 'Wait, I need to calm down.' After that, she took a deep breath and continued her homework without crying or hitting her sibling."

Emotion Regulation:

Recognizing and managing emotions in a positive way

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"When a disagreement sparks, this Hoppity dad and his son learned to communicate effectively and enhance their social skills to resolve issues together. The son highlighted, "Disagreement doesn't mean conflict; we can discuss calmly." With this valuable skill, the child swiftly refocused his energy, staying on track to finish his school project."

Social Skills:

Building good relationships and effective communication at school and home

"After learning from our Hoppity coach how to recognize and affirm her child's strengths, this mom witnessed a remarkable transformation. Her child regained confidence and motivation to try new activities like joining a writing class and making new friends."

Self-Confidence:

Bouncing back from challenges and gaining motivation

What Do Parents and Teachers Say about Hoppity?

Brenda

It's amazing to see the positive impact the coach have had on our child. My daughter is more confident and willing to take on new challenges and making new friends. A heartfelt thank you to the entire team, we are overjoyed with the outcome of our time with Hoppity Learning!!!

Ching-Pei

My daughter has improved so much since she first took Hoppity. Recently we just had a parent-teacher conference at her school, the teacher spoke highly on my daughter’s social behaviors, she was able to speak up when she’s not being treated right, and there were many other examples.

Zhongwei

Now we are in the stage of building self-confidence. He was relatively passive about his homework. These days, Forrest does his homework obviously faster, and he can even finish his homework at school. We celebrate in time. That also gives him encouragement.

Jacky

One thing we had been struggling with our son was how long it took him to finish his dinner, sometimes up to an hour…During the session, he let us know that he needed 45 mins, but he ended up finishing eating within 30 mins two weeks in a row!