Raghunandan S.

The two-week format with one lesson per week worked well for our schedule. The mix of simple dance instruction and guided craft projects was a great balance — he enjoyed moving to the music and then calming down to make the paper plate unicorn and the origami bookmark. The step-by-step guidance made the projects achievable for a 7-year-old, and the chance to share work for feedback felt encouraging. Overall it was well-paced and very enjoyable.

As the parent of an 11-year-old, I was impressed with how much she learned in one 35-minute lesson per week across the five-week course. The demonstrations combined with hands-on practice in 2-part silicone techniques, latex layering, and creature makeup design kept her engaged and confident. The pacing suited her age (10-15) and she came away inspired to continue creating.

We liked that the course is self-paced so my 8-year-old could replay the dance demonstrations until he felt comfortable with the ballet and jazz steps. The age-appropriate music kept him engaged for the 55-minute sessions. The crafts were simple and satisfying.

Our 5-year-old followed the step-by-step instructions to make the paper plate unicorn and the origami unicorn bookmark. She loved being able to share her projects and get feedback.