The Magical Tree House Adventure Club​ for Kids (Ages 6-10)

Your child doesn’t just read, they run the show. Each week, kids read independently, create their own trivia and vocabulary challenges, and lead their peers through the games and discussions. By taking charge, they practice speaking, problem-solving, and collaboration, all skills that classroom worksheets and AI can’t teach. Consistency in the club allows children to build confidence and agency while connecting with other curious kids in a magical, playful environment.

A Live Weekly Interactive Time-Traveling Book Club for Curious Kids with Trivia, Games & Crafts

Join Jack and Annie on unforgettable adventures through time, history,  imagination, and all from the comfort of your living room.

What Makes This Club So Magical?

Every month, your child will dive into four Magic Tree House books with a crew of fellow readers. But this isn’t just a book club. This is a fully immersive time-travel experience packed with games, crafts, and epic discussions.

Each child prepares and hosts their own trivia and vocabulary games

  • Rotate roles as “Book Club Boss” and “Vocabulary Game Boss”
  • Crafts, discussion, and peer-led book based questions every session
  • Builds confidence, social skills, and independent agency
  • Live weekly sessions online, interactive, fun, and consistent

Free Mini-Magic Tree House Club

Try a Magic Tree House Book Club: To the Moon with Jack & Annie (Spring/Summer 2026)

Voyage Through Time with Jack and Annie (May 2026)

Magic Tree House book club

Founding Footsteps with Jack and Annie (June 2026)

Nature’s Fury with Jack and Annie (July 2026)

Wild Winter with Jack and Annie (August 2026)

Chilly Adventures Around the World with Jack & Annie (September 2026)

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CLICK THE IMAGE ABOVE TO SEE THE CLUB DATES AND BOOK LISTS

Kids Run the Show! They Lead, Quiz, and Play in the Magical Tree House Adventure Club

Trivia & Vocabulary Leadership: Each child takes a turn leading the trivia questions and vocabulary games for the group
• Peer Interaction: Kids answer each other’s questions, rotating roles to ensure everyone participates
• Craft & Discussion: Wrap up with a hands-on activity and group conversation about the book
• Rotating Bosses: The last child to answer correctly becomes the Vocabulary Game Boss, roles rotate for fairness and fun

Here’s What to Expect Each 4-Week Session:

🔍 Weeks 1–3

 📚 One Book per Week

🧠 Trivia Showdowns

🧩 Rotating Vocabulary Games

✂️ Hands-On Crafts Tied to the Story

💬 Lively Chat with Fellow Adventurers

 

⚔️ Week 4: The Time Traveler’s Face-Off!

 

🧠 Final Jeopardy-style Game Show (The Tree House Showdown)

🗣 Deep Discussion Across All Four Books like:

  • What was your favorite?
  • Who did we meet?
  • Which character made the biggest impact—and why?

📍 Hosted on KoalaGo – A secure, kid-friendly classroom platform (Better then Zoom) Classes accessible internationally. The KoalaGo platform I use even works in China.

📝 Weekly supply list – Book, Game prep, and craft needs

🎓 Kids build confidence, vocabulary, comprehension & a love of books

 

🧙‍♀️ Led by Ms. Kyria,

a Reading Wizard in Disguise

Your guide through time is a literacy educator, book-lover, and homeschooling veteran. She’s made it her life’s mission to show kids the power of reading. And with a little help from Jack, and Annie, she makes book club magical.

Each week, I switch it up to keep minds sharp. Your child will play:

  • Call My Bluff – Spot the fake definition. Become a word detective.

  • Mystery Word – Describe, guess, and learn through synonyms and clues.

  • Six Words – Capture a character’s soul in just six words.

  • Show My Verb – Act it out. Guess the action. Move + learn.

  • Whose Line Is It? – Match the quote to the character.

Each week students need to prepare for 2 games using the book they have read. This homework is equal to 2-3 hours per week including reading depending on how fast your child reads and writes. Many kids can complete the reading in 1 hour. This hour is normally broken down into 20 minutes over several days. If they read 2-3 chapters a day they will complete the book in 3 to 4 days (20 minutes per day). This allows them to have time to write 4 trivia questions about the book they read and prepare for the second game of the week

Magic Tree House Books are filled with Magic, Fantasy, and a dusting of History!

All Magic Tree House and Magic Tree House Merlin Mission books are works of fiction (Sci-Fi) and include some fictional ideas about possible real historic events. They are NOT meant to be used as historical text books in any way. They are a great way to inspire historical exploration and fact finding. What we know about history is always changing as historians and archaeologists uncover new facts. The goal of these books is to inspire children to learn more about a time period Jack and Annie visit, the main theme, to build reading and comprehension confidence. Ms. Kyria created these special book clubs around these great books to help young readers fall in love with reading, to express their comprehension skills verbally and to practice problem solving skills through in class crafts. 

– Weekly Meetings: Join me once a week for an hour of literary exploration and creativity. Each session is a new adventure into the world of the Magic Tree House.

– Immersive Activities: We don’t just talk about a book; we play games inspired by the book, and craft something from the book’s main theme. It’s a journey that engages all the senses and sparks your child’s creativity. The goal is to bring books to life.

– Become a Trivia Game Boss: Encourage decision-making and leadership skills as your child takes on the role of the Trivia Game Boss. This exciting game will test their knowledge of the book and challenge their critical thinking.

– Hone Problem-Solving Skills: The book-inspired craft activities are more than just fun; they’re opportunities to enhance problem-solving skills. Your child will figure out how to bring the story’s elements to life with their own hands.

– Chat About the Story: Of course, we’ll dive deep into the book’s plot, characters, and themes. I want to ensure that comprehension and vocabulary are on the rise, even amid all the creative fun.

Meet Kyria, The Program Leader

Kyria (me) is a dedicated and passionate leader whose personal and professional journey has brought her to founding The House of Education. Her love for education and communication is the driving force behind her commitment to helping children and families succeed.

At The House of Education, Kyria offers a warm and welcoming environment where you can trust that your family’s educational needs will be met with care and compassion. Kyria’s experiences have shaped her philosophy and approach to education, and she is dedicated to providing engaging learning experiences for children and their families.

An Irish Adventure with Jack & Annie (March 13th 2026)

Magic Tree House book club

Try a Magic Tree House Book Club: To the Moon with Jack & Annie (Spring/Summer 2026)

Wild Winter with Jack and Annie (August 2026)

Nature’s Fury with Jack and Annie (July 2026)

Founding Footsteps with Jack and Annie (June 2026)

Voyage Through Time with Jack and Annie (May 2026)

Magic Tree House book club

FAQ

 

1. How does the Magic Tree House Adventure Club work?

Each 4-week session explores four books from the Magic Tree House or Merlin Missions series. Your child will read one book per week at home, then join a live, interactive club meeting featuring trivia, vocabulary games, themed crafts, and group discussion. In the final week, I host a full-session discussion and end with The Tree House Showdown—a fast-paced Jeopardy-style game based on all four books.


2. Is homework required? And does my child need to read the book before each session?

Yes! The magic happens when they show up ready to dive into the games. Encourage your child to read the weekly book in advance and, and come with a trivia question or a favorite moment to share.


3. What kinds of vocabulary games are played?

Each week, I rotate through a set of engaging word games designed to expand vocabulary and build confidence:

  • Call My Bluff – Spot the fake definition.

  • Mystery Word – Describe the word without saying it.

  • Six Words – Capture a character in just six words.

  • Show My Verb – Pantomime a verb from the book.

  • Whose Line Is It? – Match the quote to the character.


4. What is “The Tree House Showdown”?

It’s the epic finale in Week 4—our version of a Jeopardy-style game. Kids will answer questions about all four books, test their memory, and reflect on their favorites. I also host a 4-book comparison chat to deepen comprehension and connection to the stories.


5. Is this live or recorded?

Due to the highly interactive nature of my sessions, I do not offer recordings. The club is built around live participation, connection, and creativity.


6. What supplies will we need?

Each week includes a themed craft tied to that week’s book. A basic supply kit should always include: crayons, scissors, glue stick, tape, and markers. A full supply list is posted in ClassDojo before each session. Please print any provided templates beforehand.


7. What platform do you use?

You’ll join via KoalaGo, a secure, kid-friendly video platform. For best performance:

  • Use an updated browser (Chrome on desktops/laptops, Safari or Chrome on iPads)

  • Keep devices charged or plugged in during sessions

  • Close extra apps or tabs to avoid lag (check for anythign running in the background like cloud services)


8. What if my child struggles with a book or game?

That’s okay! This club is built to encourage every reader—whether fluent or just gaining confidence. Games are designed to be accessible and fun. Kids are never put on the spot, and participation is always encouraged, never forced.


9. What ages are best?

The club is designed for readers ages 6–10, but younger or older children are welcome with parental support. If your child loves books and imagination, they’ll fit right in.


10. How does registration work?

Click the images with the club titles. This will open the upcoming session with times and dates for registration. Space is limited to keep sessions engaging and interactive.


11. How do I stay updated about upcoming sessions and themes?

Follow my social media channels, or subscribe to my email list to get early access to new sessions, theme announcements, and more!