My son absolutely loves going to Code Ninjas. Paul is great, and everybody is so enthusiastic and…read moreencouraging with the kids.

I used to teach at this center before becoming a programmer at Amazon (excellent first job for…read morestudents interested in computer science career path). Code Ninjas is a great way to get your child involved with and interested in coding at a young age. By making games, ninjas learn strong programming/design fundamentals that can eventually be translated into other programs. The senseis being mostly high school/college students helps break down the teacher/student barrier and foster learning. As a former instructor in my college years, code ninjas is not only a great place to work for, my work experience there also helped me to full-time job opportunities at Amazon.

This is such a great place- so many different choices for kids & adults to get creative! We went as…read morea family to make a memorable handprint of our granddaughter. The owners are so nice as well as their staff- they set you up with clay & different choices of artistic flair. They also have art classes for toddlers & a 24 hour studio for adults. There is something for everyone!

I knew they had the typical pottery painting classes but didn't realize how many different types of…read moreclasses they offered here! We came with some friends to their felting class and had an amazing time. Yatzee was super sweet in helping the kids out and even allowed for one crafter to make her own creative design AND then gave her more supplies to take home to make the actual craft we did in class. Super thankful that they're not super strict with rules, etc so that it was comfortable for all in all of their creative processes. Classes can be pricey and for some reason the mobile version does not accept Apple Pay but otherwise a great experience and a new felter has been born!

Our family has been very happy with the classes at Museo. We first enrolled our oldest child back…read morein 2018 and then soon after we enrolled our second child too. Process over product. That's the key to keeping students encouraged, engaged, and eager to explore. Museo offers exactly that. The ability to pause enrollment or transfer from one class to another allows us as a family to explore what is working and what isn't for our kiddos at any given stage in their artistic journey.

My kids have attended Museo Art Academy camps and workshops and even booked a private event for our…read morescouts troop. It's amazing all the different mediums kids can work with. They absolutely love all of the different types of courses and I appreciate the ability to send kids on a non-school day! The teachers are great -- super supportive and encouraging of creativity etc. Give Museo a try if you haven't!

This is for Renton location. Friendly teacher, nothing new learned…read more Daughter bored, doesn't want to go back. Save your money. Oh yeah, no refunds after first class.

My 11 year old took an art camp July 2022. Every day my kid complaint that the art material was old…read moreand hard to paint, brushes broke and was told that the good paints were for the afternoon Art classes. For me it was that there was no art technique or any education involved. It was a Day care with "art" materials, not an art course. Kid had to copy exactly a pice of art, no freedom to express their art capabilities an

Curriculum: the organized activities don't seem to be age-appropriate or really have any true STEM…read morecomponent to it. Lot of "play" time in which they were restricted to a few areas outside- basketball court and some grassy areas -without any balls/equipment. They went indoors once the weather was too hot but apparently it was kind of dark and everything was covered in plastic for some reason. My kid did love the water play they had one day and that was the highlight. Operations: kids are required to be escorted to the bathroom in groups and when they ask to go outside of those designated times, there was a bit of pushback- either in the form of requiring to find additional students to go to the bathroom with or simply saying no, and they'd have to wait. Upon inquiry, we were told because of an incident where kids were misbehaving in the bathroom in a previous week, they instituted this rule. In a camp with hundreds of kids and only so many teachers this seems ridiculous. Teachers: teachers were sometimes on their phones and there was lots yelling at the kids (sometimes one kid would misbehave and the entire group would get yelled at). I understand it's hard to wrangle kids' attention but my kid said it was uncomfortable and she felt she was getting in trouble for things she didn't do. Some of the teachers you could tell didn't want to be there. Someone mentioned they were mostly first time instructors/staff. My child liked most summer camps this year but really disliked this one. I did speak with the director and to be fair she was very nice and willing to listen but nothing was quite what was advertised from the website or what the director said. And it's not cheap!! Would not recommend unless things drastically change.

Edgeworks has multiple locations but I like the Bellevue spot the best so far. Plenty of room and…read morelots of different climbs. One bouldering area where you climb up and over the top then may need to walk across the landing to the climb down area. Bathrooms are always clean.

Was invited here by a family friend and had a blast!…read more Facility was clean, staff was friendly, and got our adrenaline going. Our 6 year old gave it a shot too and already wants to go back. We went during family day - believe they have this once per month so it was discounted rates $13 and included shoe / harness. Walk over to Dicks for burgers, fries and shakes afterwards (same parking lot) and Daiso for Daiso fans :)

My kids have attended Dizzybus, one still currently enrolled. The preschool teachers are…read morewonderful. The smaller class sizes make it an ideal environment for learning. My eldest child learned so much before heading to kindergarten (was well prepared and knew most of the content). My current child in the preschool program is doing well. Their summer program is also great since they accommodate school some school age children as well for their summer camp. Had fun crafts, activities, and themes.

Both of my kids attended Dizzybus, and we truly couldn't have chosen a better learning environment…read morefor them to thrive in. They were excited to go to class every single day, which says so much about the school and the staff. When our kids started Kindergarten they were very well prepared, academically and socially. We were also somewhat new to the area when our kids started attending, and since it's not a huge school, it also created a really nice sense of community for us. We were able to connect with other families, and we're still close friends with several of the parents we met there. So, for us it was a huge win-win for the kids and for us.

We ultimately decided to stop because the class no longer felt consistently safe to us…read more The head coach appeared to show clear favoritism toward certain children, while other kids received far less supervision and assistance during activities. During hanging and obstacle exercises, there were moments when children needed help but no coach was nearby to assist or spot them safely. For a ninja-style program involving climbing, swinging, and elevated obstacles, consistent supervision and equal attention to all children should be a basic expectation. What was also disappointing was the lack of concern or follow-up when we chose to withdraw. No one asked why we were leaving or seemed interested in understanding our experience, which left us with the impression that parent feedback and individual student experiences were not being taken very seriously. For parents considering this program, I would recommend paying close attention not only to the facility itself, but also to how consistently all children are supervised, guided, and included during class.

Amazing and my boys loved it! Will go again and the instructors were just next level awesome with…read morethe kids.