JCC in Manhattan

  • Things to do | Classes and workshops
  • Upper West Side
  • price 3 of 4
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Time Out says

Breed a lover of science and technology from the beginning with hands-on courses that take learning outside the classroom. The JCC gives kids ages 6–10 an Intro to Coding at the onsite multimedia center, using a kid-friendly, 3D visual programming language called Kodu. With help from instructors, they’ll design way-cool, original video games and understand concepts like loops, variables and constructors. Curious little ones can create slime, exploding volcanoes and even rainbows in Weird Science sessions (ages 4–5), while mini makers explore STEM principles and tackling projects in the Young Inventors Club (ages 7–9). Ages 4–10.

Details

Address
334 Amsterdam Ave
New York
10023
Cross street:
at 76th St
Transport:
Subway: B, C to 72nd St; 1 to 79th St
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