Kids Games Classes in Washington, DC

Our Scratch Animation & Design summer camp builds a strong foundation in  computer science and creative problem solving through animation and design. In just 1 week, your child will learn to build animated storyline, make dynamic sequences, and create his or her animated story or game. This introduction to visual programming is perfect for...

A fun way to spend Saturday morning for any kid with the drama bug. A constantly changing set of games and exercises designed to get kids expressing themselves, learning something about what actors do, and having a great time. For kids in grades 3 - 6.

Intro to STEM with LEGO (MCC) There is no prerequisite for this course. Ratchet up your imagination with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects such as motorcycles, castles, airplanes and monorails. Then, use special pieces to create your own unique design. New and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities...

Jedi Master Engineering with LEGO (MCC) Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and engineering principles right in front of them. Defeat the Empire by designing and refining LEGO X-Wings, R2-units and settlements on far-flung edges of the galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to create motorized and architectural projects such as energy...

Whether you are brand new to Scratch or an experienced user, this course will build and strengthen your computational thinking and encourage your creativity at every turn! For beginner coders, Level 1 is the place to start. With no experience required, Generation Code’s Scratch Animation & Design course teaches students the foundations of computational...

This creative and fun Minecraft summer camp is packed full of learning, experimentation, problem solving and creativity. Your child’s adventure begins by uncovering the secrets in Minecraft whilst learning about subjects such as the mechanics of water, tertiary colors and so on. Once secrets are uncovered, they will learn how to mod (modify) Minecraft...

Improv games and exercises to increase spontaneity on stage, loosen up the body and voice, and spark creativity. For students in grades 7 - 12.

Parents can enjoy a night on the town while your kids enjoy group games, crafts, swimming, and a movie. Pizza dinner will be served.  A program membership is required for this program. Must Be Potty-Trained Pizza dinner will be served Bring swimsuit

A pre-schooler’s introduction to dance. Rhythm and movement games teach students new ways to express themselves. Students learn basic dance elements and vocabulary, space, time and body awareness, as well as dance class etiquette.  Attire: shorts or sweatpants, t-shirt

Girls and boys experience the joy of singing songs from movies and pop charts under expert guidance. Musical crafts, games, and learning about music in general, round out a fun day at the Washington Conservatory.

Parent/Guardian participation required with child(ren). Join us for this fun-filled, full of energy, active games class emphasizing songs, creative movement, parachute, balls, and loads of active fun! Develops self-confidence, motor skills, coordination, socialization, cooperation and reinforces cognitive learning. Boys, girls, special needs welcome!...

Parent/Guardian participation required with child(ren). Join us for this fun-filled, full of energy, active games class emphasizing songs, creative movement, parachute, balls, and loads of active fun! Develops self-confidence, motor skills, coordination, socialization, cooperation and reinforces cognitive learning. Boys, girls, special needs welcome!...

Parent/Guardian participation required with child(ren). Join us for this fun-filled, full of energy, active games class emphasizing songs, creative movement, parachute, balls, and loads of active fun! Develops self-confidence, motor skills, coordination, socialization, cooperation and reinforces cognitive learning. Boys, girls, special needs welcome!...

Expand your creativity and invest in your imagination by learning how to create dances from the ground up. Each week we’ll start with a thorough warm-up, followed by improvisational exercises, games and lessons in choreography. We’ll share what we make with our classmates each week and together, we’ll build a dance to be performed in our end-of-year...