Kids Camp Classes in Washington, DC

School’s out, baking’s IN. The Camp Milk Bar class bring kids ages 3-12 into the Milk Bar classroom to get their hands messy & learn the sweet tricks of the truffle trade. Kids will roll up their sleeves and learn how to make our classic cake truffles from scratch. Each kiddo will leave with a dozen B’day and/or Chocolate B'day Truffles as...

School’s out, baking’s in. The Camp Milk Bar class bring kids ages 3-12 into the Milk Bar classroom to get creative & decorate cookies*. Kids will roll up their sleeves and make their mark on our Confetti Cookies by using royal icing and food coloring pens. Each kiddo will leave with 5 decorated cookies, their very own apron, and a jug of sprinkles!...

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Your child will learn about: teamwork,  respect,  poise,  dance history,  different cultures, while exercising social skills  building confidence for the future. We believe there is nothing more life-shaping for kids than summer camp. They’re about learning new skills, developing character and making friends. Our...

When school's out, Encore's on...onstage, that is!  Discover the world of theatre through popular stories from the page and screen. Enjoy a day of theatre games, crafts, creative activities, and storytelling in a safe and supportive environment. Students must bring a brown bag lunch. Healthy snack is provided. There will be a final sharing during...

Are you ready for a challenge?  Students in 3rd – 5th grade will work together to create a brand new play in just one camp day! Using their imaginations, students will develop the script and story, create the setting, and star in the show. This never before seen production will be performed at the end of the day for family and friends. Students...

What are you doing on your day off? Join your friends at the YMCA Arlington for an active, fun-filled camp day! Our school closure camps are held on most school holidays for children ages 5-12. Children will be able to experience different activities, including, but not limited to, hands-on STEM, arts & crafts, sports, field trips, character development...

Exploring music is fun! Rhythm, pitch, and melody are experienced through singing, listening, moving to music, and crafts!

Welcome to the Kids Create! Spring Art Camp at Rockville! This spring break promises to be a great deal of fun for everyone. We have great programs and a fantastic staff on board. Come for a full day of spring theme crafts. We provide all of the materials -- you might need help taking all of their crafts home, but that's why they make minivans!...

During the school year, the Y is always a safe and nurturing place for your child to go when school is out. We hold day and week-long day camps so they don't have to be stressful for you! Children will be able to experience different activities, including, arts & crafts, sports, swimming, and field trips. 

Spring Break is just a few months away. Have to work but want the kids to have fun? Our Spring Break Dance Camp gets your dancer moving and grooving while stimulating the ole noggin and helps set the stage for lifelong learning, movement awareness and artistry. ​Techniques We Study: Ballet Modern Jazz Tap African Hip-Hop Theatre Jazz Body...

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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

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.

Learning to use the young voice through popular songs from classic and recent children’s movies, while developing imagination and having fun with music. Final performance for parents.