It started with curiosity. I wanted to see how engaged my daughter was during her PlanetSpark sessions. So, I recorded the first class. Then the next. Then all of them.

Here’s what I learned from 12 weeks of quiet observation.

Weeks 1–2: Ice-Breaking Phase

She was awkward. Low tone, no eye contact. The teacher focused on comfort. Jokes, games, even fun nicknames.

At first, I thought, "Are we learning anything?"

Weeks 3–5: The Structure Appears

Storytelling began. The coach explained how to structure a story with a beginning, middle, and end. My daughter used sound effects and even character voices.

That’s when I started seeing a spark.

Weeks 6–8: Confidence Spike

She hosted a mock news show. Took impromptu topics. Could speak for 1-2 minutes without freezing. She was laughing more.

Weeks 9–12: Personality Shift

She began taking feedback seriously. Words like "empathize" and "persuade" entered her everyday speech.

The biggest surprise? Her teacher never pushed. She nudged. She asked, "What do you think?" She built independence.

Is PlanetSpark Good for Kids?

If you're patient, yes. The real magic isn’t in one class—it’s in what you notice across many.

Final Takeaway

If I hadn’t recorded those sessions, I’d have missed the miracle. PlanetSpark builds communication skills through small, consistent steps. And those steps add up to transformation.