Activites, Camps and After School Classes in Princeton, NJ

Play & ART class: Playdough 1 themed craft Story and snack

It’s all about opposites! Loud and quiet, fast and slow, up and down! Contrasting ‘themes’ means your child is learning better ways to communicate. Explore the different equipment pieces each week to build problem solving, navigating skills, and confidence.

OPEN PLAY

Our play floor comes to life with trips to the grocery store, eating pizza, finding animals, and even bugs! School is just around the corner, and in this class, you get to witness your child’s imagination come to life and be part of their learning journey.

Prepare your child for preschool with gentle separation time with our Preschool steps program 1 Hr 15 min class 45 min with Parent Participation plus 30 min of separation with teachers in the secondary room.

Explore your baby’s newfound mobility every week through teacher-led activities on the equipment, play as a group and socialize with others! Please call us or email, if you need any help reserving a class

It’s all about opposites! Loud and quiet, fast and slow, up and down! Contrasting ‘themes’ means your child is learning better ways to communicate. Explore the different equipment pieces each week to build problem solving, navigating skills, and confidence.

Class with be run as a combined class for Crawlers and Walkers age group.

Would you like using real paranormal equipment while wearing a complimentary Tricorn hat? YEP! Would you like to walk on the same soil luminaries like George Washington, James Madison, Paul Revere and countless Signers of the Declaration of Independence held their ground? REALLY? Really. Would you have fun meeting time traveling patriots as they return to PrinceTown to share first hand accounts of what it was like to form our nation? FULL STOP, THIS IS GOING TO BE A BLAST! You'll be visiting various haunted locations while seeing Aaron Burr Jr.’s childhood home, where Alexander Hamilton shot that famous cannonball, Princeton’s Tea Party, the nation’s first Capitol, Capital and White House. WAIT. What? First White House? (Don't worry it comes together during this quintessential Princeton experience!)