The Kidizens Exceptional Educators Network connects teachers, afterschool leaders, and education professionals who believe in the power of experiential civics learning. KEEN members gain access to Kidizens curriculum resources, facilitation guides, and a supportive community of like-minded educators across the Bay Area.
Why Join KEEN?
Training & Curriculum
Access Kidizens curriculum resources, facilitation guides, and professional development workshops designed to help you bring civics education to life in your classroom.
Community & Support
Connect with like-minded educators, share best practices in experiential civics education, and collaborate on new approaches to engaging young learners.
LEGO Resources
Guidance on building effective LEGO-based learning environments, including materials lists, build templates, and age-appropriate challenge designs.
Recognition
KEEN members are part of a growing network of civics education innovators. Share your work, get recognized, and help shape the future of experiential learning.
Join the Network
Interested in joining KEEN? Contact us with your background in education and your interest in civics-through-play. We welcome credentialed teachers, afterschool program leaders, homeschool parents, and anyone passionate about youth civics education.
Apply to Join KEENEducator FAQ
Who can join KEEN?
KEEN is open to credentialed teachers, afterschool program leaders, homeschool parents, and anyone with a passion for youth civics education. We look for enthusiasm and a commitment to experiential learning.
Is there a cost to join?
Basic KEEN membership is free. Advanced training workshops and specialized curriculum materials may carry a nominal fee.
Do I need LEGO experience?
No prior LEGO building expertise is needed. Our training covers everything from basic facilitation techniques to advanced civic simulation design.