Our summer program is similar to the school year club without the weekly commitment. This allows families the flexibility to travel and attend other summer camps to expand their child's social circles. D&D camp has a max of 6 participants and Play.Mod.Make has a max of 8-10 participants to increase the likelihood of connections being formed.
Game On Youth is a safe space for participants to:
While we do not require a diagnosis to participate in this non-therapeutic group, most of our participants are neurodivergent and have diagnoses of Autism, ADHD, and/or social anxiety.
Game On will be most appropriate for kids who are able to independently function in a classroom, but might need moderate support in socializing with others. While they can carry on a conversation, the topics may be narrow or their interactions may seem "odd" to people who are neurotypical. Your child should be able to follow most directions independently and learn new games with demonstration, visuals, or verbal assistance.
For Tabletop Games: Play, Mod, Make
For D&D Groups
Check out our D&D Group Page for more information about our approach to teaching social advocacy via Role Playing games
For the Transitions Program
All of our groups are currently facilitated by Brandi, a former special education teacher, licensed behavior analyst (both at the national and state level), and tabletop game aficionado. You can read more about her on the About Us page.
We want every child to have access to enriching experiences, which is why we’ve implemented a tiered pricing system. This approach ensures that families of all financial backgrounds can participate in our programs while maintaining high-quality experiences for everyone.
Choose the Tier That Fits Your Family Best
All Tiers Include:
No matter which tier you choose, your child will have the same amazing experience.
How to Register:
Use the links below to find your age group and register via our Square payment site.
We’re grateful for your trust and participation in our programs. Thank you for helping us build a supportive community!
In Play. Mod. Make., campers will dive into the world of tabletop games by playing a variety of games, experimenting with modifications to see how changes affect gameplay, and receiving support to create their own unique game concepts. This hands-on, interactive camp encourages creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork while working on social advocacy skills and building connections with other Neurodivergent youth.
This camp is perfect for teens/tweens who love games, creativity, and problem-solving—whether they dream of making their own game or just want to explore how games work. No prior experience needed, just a willingness to experiment, collaborate, and have fun!
In our exciting D&D summer camp, storytelling, creativity, and teamwork take center stage!
Designed for both beginners and experienced young adventurers, our camp focuses on collaborative storytelling, creative problem-solving, strategic thinking, and persistence—rather than strict rule mechanics and stats. While we still use dice and character abilities to bring an element of chance and excitement, the true magic of the game comes from the adventure itself!
Campers will work together to explore new worlds, solve mysteries, and overcome challenges, all while building social skills in a fun and inclusive environment.
The Transitions Program is designed for neurodivergent youth who would benefit from extra support in social interactions, executive functioning, and independent skill-building while exploring tabletop game design.
Participants will engage in the Play. Mod. Make. experience—playing, modifying, and creating games—with additional coaching and structured guidance to support their social and personal growth.
To ensure participants feel comfortable and fully engaged, each participant must bring a familiar support person (such as a parent, guardian, therapist, or personal care assistant). This individual will help provide personalized support, reinforce skill development, and assist with transitions as needed.
This program is ideal for neurodivergent youth (Autism, ADHD, twice-exceptional, social anxiety) who are developing their social confidence and independent functioning.
3rd-5th Grade D&D
@ Mox Boarding House in Bellevue
6th-8th Grade Tabletop: Play. Mod. Make
@ Mox Boarding House in Bellevue
6th-8th Grade D&D
@ Mox Boarding House in Bellevue
3rd-5th Grade Tabletop: Play. Mod. Make
@ Zulu's Board Game Cafe in Bothell
**NEW** 3rd-8th Grade Transitions Program
@Zulu's Board Game Cafe in Bothell
You will be taken to our summer programs online payment center. This will show you if space is still available for your desired age group.
Summer program registration is not complete until payment AND a registration form/agreement is completed. Use the button below to fill out this form.
If a summer program does not have at least 5 participants, it's at risk of being cancelled, so share with your friends and have them join!
We are frequently adding programs as we get more interested families! Let us know you're interested and we'll contact you whenever a new group opens up!
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