Why Choose Learn With Moxie?
We design interactive programs to get kids out of our screen addicted world and back to the practice of simply TALKING. We provide educational institutions and organizations with classroom curriculum, after school programs, camps, and at home activities for ongoing support.
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Our Curriculum
Pre-K – 1st
This program targets the early development years. Speech-language & social emotional development are critical in this phase…
2nd – 4th
This program develops age appropriate communication skills children should possess at this age. The activities are fun…
5th – 8th
This program ensures children are ready for high school and future opportunities. In some cases, you must interview for high school….
9th – 12th
This program prepares our future leaders with the real world skills they will need to perform and succeed as communicative adults…
Empowered
This program allows for teens and preteens to safely express opinions on age appropriate topics and social issues they face today…
Moxie Monthly
The Moxie Monthly Subscription Series gives you access to exciting communication skills and socio-emotional activities designed for in home use or small group settings. You will have access to our activity of the month right from your inbox. Click on the age appropriate subscription button best suited for your needs, enter your payment method, and you will receive an activity full of moxie once a month!
The Magnificent Melvin & Moxie is fabulous tool for parents who want to raise children the old-fashioned way: with actual playing, reading and communicating as opposed to staring at a device all day. The book has the added bonus of helping parents disconnect as well. It is not easy to go against the what everyone else is doing. But then, anything worthwhile is always worth doing in the end. The rewards are manifold and will make you wonder what your life would have been like had you NOT read The Magnificent Melvin & Moxie!
Gia Valenti has her finger on the pulse of today’s children. She believes kids need less tech and more personal interaction. Kids need to be able to communicate effectively if they are going to be successful. Too much tech is just not healthy.
Hello!
My name is Olivia and I am almost 10. My father gave me the book “The magnificent Melvin and Moxie.” It is really awesome !!! When I read it I felt the same way, as I had always wanted a phone. What is really funny is that Moxie has the same pajamas as me on pages 18 and 35 and that I am so like both of them. I have a Golden Doodle named Frasier, I take piano lessons, I have a ping pong table and also a hover board.While I still want a phone, after reading the book, I understand better how it might not be a good idea for me to have one…yet. Instead we do more family activities in the real world instead of the digital world. Thanks for the fun story. I would really like to meet Melvin and Moxie sometime!!
Sincerely,
Olivia.
P.S. you are a MAGNIFICENT author!!!!!!!
I highly recommend this book! If you have kids, then this book is a MUST have. Cell phones, tablets, etc. can negatively effect children AND adults. This wonderful book addresses these issues in a fun enjoyable way. It shows how this family overcame these challenges and created a better life.
I love this book!
CHECK OUT OUR BOOK !
The Magnificent Melvin and Moxie
When twins Melvin and Moxie are approaching their 10th birthday, they are anticipating the gift that all of their friends have, their very own CELL PHONES! This is a story of hope for parents and children in the ever abundant digital world. Watch Mel and Mox discover how not conforming to cultural norms can be the new cool, quite rewarding and full of surprises!
Only $9.99!
Speaking Engagements
Would you like Gia to speak to your educational institution or organization regarding technology use, social media, how to detox from technology addiction, and how to navigate in a digital world?
Gia is available for:
– School assemblies
– Parent night or parent/child night
– Professional development
– Faculty meetings
– PTA meetings
– Girl Scout/Boy Scout meetings
– Book readings for classrooms
After School Programs
We are passionate about re-engaging our children. Our dynamic approach focuses on active learning and gives children a safe place to learn, hands-on, how to communicate and connect with each other. In our once weekly, one hour program, we engage in games, activities, and exercises targeted toward getting children back to communicating and communicating well.
Ask Yourself
When was the last time you had a real conversation with a teen? When was the last time you were in a public place and saw people engaging, talking, and sharing without a device in hand? Let’s get everyone facing up instead of down on a screen.
Testimonials
If you are looking for ways to teach your students to communicate better in this digital world, then look no further. Gia Valenti and her learn with Moxie system is all you’ll need.
I am a huge supporter of Gia and Learn with Moxie. Not only is she a great person with a great heart, her mission could not be more important in today’s society. I have several years of experience working in elementary education, and I witnessed first hand the consequences of too much screen time at a young age. If society continues on this path, without adopting the principles of Learn with Moxie, we are doing our children a disservice.
The Magnificent Melvin & Moxie is fabulous tool for parents who want to raise children the old-fashioned way: with actual playing, reading and communicating as opposed to staring at a device all day. The book has the added bonus of helping parents disconnect as well. It is not easy to go against the what everyone else is doing. But then, anything worthwhile is always worth doing in the end. The rewards are manifold and will make you wonder what your life would have been like had you NOT read The Magnificent Melvin & Moxie!
Gia Valenti has her finger on the pulse of today’s children. She believes kids need less tech and more personal interaction. Kids need to be able to communicate effectively if they are going to be successful. Too much tech is just not healthy.
A blog with Moxie
Covering topics from classes and real-life events.
Does your child prefer their electronics over socializing?
It’s time to put those tablets down and start talking.