text: Extracurricular activities provide students with vast teams, clubs, and activities. Students tend to look at an activity, think it seems fun, and then move on with their day. When they are required to choose at least one activity, they can explore the club they thought would be entertaining. For instance, they can try out for the basketball team, and if it doesn't work out, they can move on to the next club they thought would be exciting. This gives students opportunities to discover new hobbies. If a student is already skilled at a subject or sport, they can join a club to work on their skills and excel. They are taught new methods and are able to see varying perspectives from other peers. This new way of thinking leads students to make noticeable improvements, and they expand their knowledge on the subject or sport.