Online Programs for Connection, Confidence,
and Collaborative Storytelling
How Our Programs Work
- Small, live online groups
- Groups capped at six participants
- Beginner friendly and guided
- Sessions held on Zoom using virtual tabletop tools
- Groups organized by age and developmental fit
Wayfarer’s Hearth offers small-group online experiences built around guided storytelling, collaboration, and play. Programs are designed to meet kids and teens where they are, whether they are looking to build friendships, practice communication, or find a place where they feel comfortable being themselves.
These groups are especially well suited to participants who thrive in smaller environments, including neurodivergent students and those developing confidence in social settings.
Program Pricing
Homeschool Enrichment
- Weekly 90-minute sessions
- 8-week seasonal blocks
- $280 per student per block
Flexible online programs designed for different schedules, ages, and support needs.
All groups organized by age range: Kids (8-12) and Teens (13-18)
Ongoing Social Groups
- Eight 90-minute sessions
- Meetings held every other week over four months
- $280 per student per block
Online Summer Camps
- Monday through Friday
- 3-hour daily sessions
- $550 per student per week
Homeschool Enrichment Groups
Weekly small-group role-playing adventures designed to encourage social growth, collaboration, creativity, and confidence through guided storytelling and play.
Kids (Ages 8-12)
Collaborative online adventures focused on teamwork, creativity, confidence-building, and guided problem-solving through imaginative storytelling.
Stories are kept age-appropriate and adventurous in tone, similar to PG fantasy adventures such as The Lion King, Avatar: The Last Airbender, or How to Train Your Dragon. Sessions focus on cooperation, exploration, and imaginative problem-solving rather than graphic or mature themes.
Teens (Ages 13-18)
Story-driven online groups designed to encourage independence, collaboration, communication, and creative problem-solving in a supportive environment.
Teen groups can explore somewhat more complex themes and higher-stakes storytelling, similar in tone to PG-13 fantasy adventures such as the Marvel universe, The Lord of the Rings, or the Percy Jackson series. Sessions remain structured, age-appropriate, and guided.
Ongoing Social Groups
Online camp sessions combine guided storytelling, collaborative problem-solving, character interaction, and creative challenges in a supportive small-group environment. As the adventure unfolds, participants naturally practice communication, teamwork, and confidence.
Ongoing Social Groups - Kids and Teens
Program Details
- Groups organized by age and developmental fit
- Groups capped at six participants
- 90-minute sessions
- Meets ever other week over a 4-month seasonal block (8 total sessions)
- Beginner-friendly with guidance provided throughout
Summer Adventure Camps
Immersive week-long role-playing adventures designed to encourage creativity, teamwork, confidence, and connection through collaborative storytelling and play.
Online camps combine guided storytelling, problem-solving, character interaction, and creative challenges in a supportive small-group environment. Participants share an ongoing adventure while practicing communication, teamwork, and confident decision-making.
Program Details
Tuition: $550 per student per week
- Groups organized by age and developmental fit
- Small groups capped at six participants
- Monday-Friday, with 3-hour morning and afternoon sessions available
- Beginner-friendly, with all materials provided digitally
Tuition: $550 per student per week
A collaborative storytelling game where players create characters and work together to explore adventures, solve problems, and shape a shared fantasy world using imagination and dice.
A story-focused role-playing game that emphasizes character relationships, emotional choices, and teamwork, with simple rules that keep the focus on the narrative.
A fast-paced, easy-to-learn fantasy adventure game where players explore dangerous dungeons, manage limited resources, and rely on quick thinking to survive.
Games We Use
These are a few of the systems we use to tailor experiences to different ages, comfort levels, and play styles.
Not sure which group is the best fit?
I’m happy to help you decide based on your child’s needs.