Beansprouts Day Camp — Entrepreneurship

My 9-year-old attended the Beansprouts Day Camp focused on entrepreneurship in Brooklyn, and overall, we had a solid experience. The instructor, Mia, was incredibly engaging and did a great job guiding the kids through the process of developing their own business ideas. My son came home excited about the lemonade stand he and his group created, complete with a marketing plan and catchy slogans. The small group size really allowed everyone to participate and feel valued. However, there were a few hiccups. The pickup process was a bit chaotic, with long lines that could be managed better. Also, while my child enjoyed the hands-on projects, I noticed some kids were a bit restless during the instructional segments. Still, I'd say it was a worthwhile experience that sparked creativity in my child and allowed him to make new friends. I would recommend Beansprouts with the caveat that parents prepare for slightly longer wait times during pickup.

My son attended the Beansprouts Day Camp in Brooklyn focused on entrepreneurship, and overall, it was a positive experience. He is quite creative and was excited to brainstorm his own business ideas. The instructors, particularly named Sarah, were engaging and encouraged the kids to think outside the box. They worked on a project where they created mini-business pitches, which my son loved. One downside was the long lines during drop-off. It took us quite a while to get him settled on the first day, which added some stress. However, once he was in, he quickly made a new friend and was eager to share his ideas with us at pickup. The camp's hands-on projects were a highlight, and I appreciated how the staff fostered a collaborative environment. I would recommend Beansprouts Day Camp, especially for children who enjoy being creative and working in teams.