New week, new skill. Your eyes go first, your voice follows.
Tonight’s mission: Each kid learns the Lighthouse Look, builds a pitch card, and delivers an eyes-up pitch to three different pairs of eyes.
MissionInvent it · Sell it
Length60 minutes
OutcomeEvery kid performs
Coach ruleSilly is brave
Run of show
Tap any block to open coach notes. Keep the pace; an eyes-up whisper still counts as a rep.
Grab before 6:00
Paper
Markers
Tape
Timer on phone
The brave mic
Coach timer
Choose a run-of-show block, or set 5 minutes.
05:00
3
The pitch card
Line 1The product name
Line 2One reason it’s great
Line 3A last line people remember
Younger kids · K–2
Let the card carry the words. Their job is the eyes: three lines, three different pairs of eyes.
Older kids · 3rd+
Ask them to add one reason their product beats the alternative. Every line lands on a different pair of eyes.
If a kid freezes
Give them one pair of eyes: “Just pitch it to me.” A whisper-pitch to one person still counts. The rep matters more than the volume.
Feedback rule
After every pitch, the three eye-targets each name one thing the speaker did with their eyes. Clap first, then specifics. No vague “good jobs.”
Tonight's game is in the app too
The Lighthouse Look · 3 min
One sentence, eyes up. The quietest brave thing they will do this week.
They played it in class. Tonight at dinner, they teach it to you. Open the app
Parent pickup line
“Ask your kid to play The Lighthouse Look with you at dinner tonight — they learned it in class and they’re the teacher now. Then name one thing they did with their eyes.”
After class: share feedback with parents
Tap a kid’s name, pick them in the form, and add your comments. Their parent will get the feedback by email.
After class: note which kids held eye contact and which kept dropping to the floor — that’s Thursday’s coaching edge. Photograph pitch cards only with parent permission.
