K–6Civic Lab
Refugee Support
Welcome new neighbors
Bruno
DanBefore you start
- Age band
- K–6
- Time
- 30–60 minutes
- Quest type
- Hanging Out
- Guardian
- Elsa · Cache
- Materials needed
- Welcome Kit Essentials Bundle (hygiene and household basics)
- English as a Second Language (ESL) Workbook for Beginners
- Bilingual Picture Dictionary (English + second language)
Why this skill rocks
Helping new kids and families feel welcome is super important. You can show them how awesome Utah is and make new friends from far away.
2034Where this could take you
You'll be a welcoming expert, helping visitors from all over the world feel at home during the Olympics, making new connections and friendships.
What You'll Need
Optional materials for this quest.
Welcome Kit Essentials Bundle (hygiene and household basics)
RequiredNewly arrived refugee families often need everyday essentials immediately. A bundled set of soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, and small household items makes a practical and dignified welcome gift.
English as a Second Language (ESL) Workbook for Beginners
RequiredA structured ESL workbook gives English learners a clear path through vocabulary, grammar, and everyday conversation. Useful for both tutors running sessions and families practicing independently.
Bilingual Picture Dictionary (English + second language)
A visual dictionary with illustrations bridges communication gaps quickly, even when two people share no common language. Especially helpful for tutoring children or adults in early stages of English learning.