Gamer club · Grades K–12
Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Trainers Club
Trainers explore Paldea together each week, and the game becomes the field trip. Students practice type-matchup logic, careful reading, descriptive language and map skills, then team up in private group play. A Guide keeps every group kind, safe and welcoming.
- Ongoing club
- 1 live class a week
- 1 hour
- Grouped by age
- $130 / month
What students learn
The game is the field trip. The skills come home.
Every part of the game asks students to read, reason and work together.
Logic with types
Type matchups are if-then thinking. Trainers predict, test and explain which moves work and why.
Reading and describing
We read in-game text and descriptions, then describe Pokémon clearly enough for others to guess.
Maps and teamwork
Trainers plan routes on the Paldea map, use a compass and team up in group raids.
Strategy and planning
Building a balanced team and planning for the next challenge.
Good sportsmanship
Trading fairly, battling kindly and celebrating each other’s catches.
A month in the club
A new skill for each meeting
Our first meeting opens with the Paldean Pokémon Spotlight game, and each week builds from there.
- Week 1
Paldean Pokémon Spotlight
Each trainer secretly picks a Pokémon and gives three clues: type or habitat, appearance, then a fun fact. Others guess once after each clue.
- Week 2
Type logic
A matchup chart, predictions and test battles with friends.
- Week 3
Map and route
Plan a route across Paldea, set a goal and explore it together.
- Week 4
Team raid
Plan roles, communicate clearly and complete a group raid.
Every class
What a class looks like
- 5 min
Trainer check-in
Hello, the day’s goal and a safety reminder.
- 15 min
Skill game
A word, logic or map challenge such as Pokémon Spotlight.
- 30 min
Explore together
Private group play with a shared mission.
- 10 min
Trainer report
Each trainer shares one thing they caught, learned or figured out.
Who it is for
A good fit if…
- Students who love Pokémon
- Learners who enjoy puzzles, collecting and planning
- Students practicing describing, reading and explaining
- Trainers ready to play kindly with others
Before class
What you need
- A Nintendo Switch or Switch 2
- Pokémon Scarlet or Pokémon Violet
- A Nintendo Switch Online membership for group play, set up by a parent
- A second device with a camera and microphone for our video call
- Paper and pencil
The Montessori way
Students follow their interests while the Guide connects play to real skills: logic, language and geography. Trainers set their own goals and help each other reach them, and the group practices grace and courtesy in every trade and battle.
Questions families ask
Good to know
Do we need Scarlet or Violet specifically?
Either one works. Trainers on both versions can play together.
Is online play safe?
We play only in private sessions with our group. Parents set up the account, and the Guide shares link codes in class.
My child is just starting the game. Is that okay?
Yes. Trainers at every stage of the game take part, and experienced players help newer ones.
How does Family Investment work?
Family Investment is billed monthly. Your first month is paid at enrollment, and we confirm your learner’s group and start date by email.
How are students grouped?
By age: K–2, 3–6 and 7–12.
Enroll
Reserve a seat in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Trainers Club
Small groups fill quickly. Tell us about your learner, then pay your first month at our secure checkout.
Family Investment
$130/ month
Your first month is paid at enrollment through our secure Stripe checkout. We confirm your learner's group, start date by email.
Questions
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