Kids Play Classes in Washington, DC

In Snapology's Science of Superpowers program, students explore the world of their favorite superheroes. Students will learn about forces, energy, and problem solving as they build models inspired by Superman, Batman, and all their favorite heroes. Experimentation and fun are crucial components of this ‘super’ educational program! SUPPLIES: Loose...

This summer, return to a fantastical realm with teacher-game designer Scott Stubbe in this unprecedented take on an online RPG adventure! Live the magic in four 3-hour game sessions, complete with a full audiovisual role playing experience.

When babies begin babbling, they’re ready for Babies Together! This fun-filled music class is a great bonding opportunity, where you and your child will play musical games, dance, and sing! Each session incorporates classic childhood songs along with new favorites you’ll enjoy singing together at home. As 5-9 month olds begin to develop their interest...

Hone your abilities in reading, writing, speaking, and visual media through a series of exciting activities and projects! Play games and interact while learning key skills and concepts.

Hone your abilities in reading, writing, speaking, and visual media through a series of exciting activities and projects! Play games and interact while learning key skills and concepts.

Discover the true and fun way to play the guitar. This class will teach you proper finger coordination, how to tune your guitar, and reading basic music notes. Have fun while learning to play this wonderful instrument. Class is limited to 15 students. Required: Bring your own guitar.

In our 1-Week Theatre Production and Performance Camp students will write, direct, and act in their own short plays! This class teaches our specific approach to storytelling, and introduces students to the same tools that our adult professional actors work with. We believe that to act is to PLAY, and that students learn the most in an atmosphere of...

HAVE FUN! But never at anyone else's expense! Improv and Stand-Up Comedy help students discover their best selves building self confidence, creative writing, critical thinking and public speaking. Each session starts with Improvisation, playing games that are a ton of fun while teaching valuable life skills. These are the same games we play with corporate...

Provides a comprehensive review of listening skills, focusing skills, body awareness, finger dexterity and pattern recognition. Note reading, hand-eye coordination and note placement on the staff are the main objectives of this class. The goal for this class is for students to read and play simple three note patterns using Do, Re and Mi. The foundation...

At this stage, kids are mastering their native language–irregular rules and all. They are picking up new vocabulary and ways to express themselves, and they naturally use these skills with their second language, too. Our classes are designed for kids who are ready for independent learning. We play games, do crafts, sing and move–all in language....

At this stage, kids are mastering their native language–irregular rules and all. They are picking up new vocabulary and ways to express themselves, and they naturally use these skills with their second language, too. Our classes are designed for kids who are ready for independent learning. We play games, do crafts, sing and move–all in language....

The Singing, Music Exploration and Acting class aims to nurture and develop the young artist's individual voice, musical abilities and acting skills. Annie Pichan leads singing and music exploration class from 10-10:15am. The class focuses on ear training, rhythmic understanding and music reading. Gabi Nail leads acting class from 10:15-10:30am. The...

Did you know that playing chess increases your child’s IQ? Chess also teaches children to: think deeply, gain confidence, solve problems, develop patience, evaluate positions, compete well, visualize results, and strategize and plan.

Did you know that playing chess increases your child’s IQ? Chess also teaches children to: think deeply, gain confidence, solve problems, develop patience, evaluate positions, compete well, visualize results, and strategize and plan. Students under 18 years of age, must have a parent or guardian complete a Release & Medical Consent form.

Our 1-Week Explorations in Acting Camp introduces students to the Barrow Group approach and tools through ensemble building games, improv, script analysis, monologues, scene work, as well as rehearsal and performance tools. These camps are designed to be taken multiple times, as students will work on different scenes and be introduced to new acting...