Camps,
Chess Camp,
Day Camps,
Life Skills Camp,
Multisport Camp
This activity does not have any upcoming sessions open for registrations on ActivityHero right now. We can send you an email when they do.
SPORTS
Young athletes have fun improving their speed, agility and fitness and participating in a variety of sports and physical activities. Multi-sports includes playing and learning sports that focus around sportsmanship, teamwork, building friendships, and of course, FUN! Basketball, Table Tennis and Soccer.
Learn the basics of basketball through fun skills, drills, and games. We will learn the fundamentals of dribbling, passing and shooting while also building teamwork and sportsmanship.
Improve coordination, concentration, focus, and independence while playing table tennis. Kids will learn new skills, play group games, begin to rally and become better athletes, while having fun learning a sport they can play for a lifetime!
Learn the fundamentals of soccer - the most popular sport in the world! Players learn how to pass, receive, dribble, goal keep, and defend.
MASTER CHESS
Keep your kids' brain activity busy this summer with this chess camp! They'll learn and improve their mental flexibility, mental agility, analytical thinking & strategy development. They'll play with other kids and build friendships!
Introduce your kids to the exciting game of chess, where they'll learn various abilities.
Learning Objectives:
- Problem-solving
- Abstract reasoning
- Calmness under pressure
- Patience
- Sportsmanship
- Creative thinking
- Pattern recognition
- Strategic thinking
A few things to note:
- This is a different location than the regular Bricks4Kidz Milpitas. Another parent and I showed up at the wrong place at first.
- Drop-off time seems pretty flexible, with the folks there from at least 8:50 and some people showing up late.
- The cost for aftercare is slightly different on ActivityHero than if you go through the Bricks4Kidz site for some reason.
- They did watch a movie on Friday, so there is some screen time. Aftercare also seems like a free-for-all - not as structured.
- There is no chess instruction.
All that said, it's very well priced and my kid was very happy to go every day. I do think they can improve some of these things so it is even better, but I do recommend it.
