Sajida K.

This was a fun, energetic class and my 10-year-old especially liked the Amazing Race–inspired challenges and the final showcase. My only small gripe is that one 45-minute lesson per week for four weeks felt a bit short to cover all the activities.

I signed my 9-year-old up for the Improv & Quick-Thinking Games class and was pleasantly surprised by how engaged they were. The high-energy format—with warm-ups, timed decision-making games, character invention, persuasion tasks, and a final rapid-fire showcase—kept each 45-minute weekly lesson fun and varied. Over the four weeks I noticed my child taking more playful risks in storytelling and collaboration.

This was a fun, energetic class and my 10-year-old especially liked the Amazing Race–inspired challenges and the final showcase. My only small gripe is that one 45-minute lesson per week for four weeks felt a bit short to cover all the activities.

I signed my 9-year-old up for the Improv & Quick-Thinking Games class and was pleasantly surprised by how engaged they were. The high-energy format—with warm-ups, timed decision-making games, character invention, persuasion tasks, and a final rapid-fire showcase—kept each 45-minute weekly lesson fun and varied. Over the four weeks I noticed my child taking more playful risks in storytelling and collaboration.