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Kids ages 10 and up cook without parents in themed classes like fresh pasta making and baking challenges, and can join week-long summer cooking camps. Teens 12 and up may also take adult classes with a grown-up.
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Kids-only classes scheduled periodically; summer camp registration opens in February
Priced per class or camp week; see booking calendar
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Ages 10–17.
Priced per class or camp week; see booking calendar
Kids-only classes scheduled periodically; summer camp registration opens in February
158 Grand Street, Studio #207, 10013, in SoHo, Manhattan.
Yes. Home Cooking New York Kids & Teen Classes is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Home Cooking New York: homecookingny.com, or call (917) 803-6857.
Kids learn and play chess with instruction grouped from beginners to rated players, and summer camps mix several hours of chess with outdoor play and games. The program also offers classes and chess birthday parties.
Kids build math and reading skills through short, leveled worksheet assignments done a little each day, coming into the center a couple of times a week for instructor check-ins. Students move ahead as soon as they master each level, so advanced kids can work well beyond their grade.
Kids explore buildings and cities through drawing, 3D model making, city planning and computer design challenges. Offerings include after-school classes, monthly Saturday family workshops, vacation programs and week-long summer sessions.
Middle and high schoolers explore problem-solving and proof-based math far beyond the school curriculum in relaxed weekly Sunday sessions. Levels range from newcomers to a college-bridge track, with a separate math contest preparation course.
A Greenwich Village chess shop and club where kids can take private lessons, join group classes and camps, and play in tournaments. The relaxed setting lets beginners and competitive players learn at their own pace.
Chess instruction for kids offered through in-person private lessons, online one-on-one classes, after-school programs, tournaments and camps. The program is tied to the Chess Forum shop in Greenwich Village, which also hosts a weekly practice hour.