by Taste Buds Kitchen
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A teaching kitchen where kids chop, mix and bake their way through themed recipes in hands-on cooking classes. It also runs school-break and summer cooking camps and party events.
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Classes scheduled on site calendar
Classes from $59; camps from $130 per session
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Ages 2–17.
Classes from $59; camps from $130 per session
Classes scheduled on site calendar
109 West 27th Street, 10th Floor, 10001, in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Yes. Taste Buds Kitchen NYC is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Taste Buds Kitchen: tastebudskitchen.com, or call (212) 242-2248.
Children learn to calculate with an abacus and then visualize it mentally, building speed with numbers along with focus and memory. Small-group classes blend visual, auditory and hands-on techniques.
This nonprofit teaches chess to students in public schools across the city and hosts more than two dozen free scholastic tournaments each year where kids can compete. Summer programs and a college-bound track support players as they grow.
Short themed day camps where kids make LEGO stop-motion films, cartoons and YouTube videos or design games in Roblox, Minecraft and 3D engines. Older campers (8-13) can also try battlebot building, music production and entrepreneurship, while 5-7 year olds get junior moviemaking, game-making and Minecraft building sessions.
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Students work through a personalized plan built from an initial skills assessment, getting small-group help from instructors on everything from number sense to algebra and test prep. Kids can also bring school homework to get support during sessions.