The shop holds the evidence. The program names the capability.
Build Your Dreaming Things helps children turn wonder into something they can build. Most children are not limited by lack of potential. They are limited by systems that do not know how to recognize it, nurture it, or translate it into something they can hold and show.
Four steps. Notice the spark. Name the capability, out loud, in the child's presence. Build the thing. The thing is proof, not a prop. Reflect it into evidence they can show, share, and return to.
Cape-Able Heroes is that method in an object. The patch leaves the house. The medallion stays in the pocket. A set is the things that belong together. They are not souvenirs. They are a record of a capability someone named.
Camps, schools, libraries, and community spaces can bring the program itself. That lives at bydt.org. WonderCards, Step-Into WonderCards, Aviation WonderLab, and Cape-Able Heroes are the experiences. This shop is where the first artifacts are kept.