Free class
Glen Burnie · Baltimore · kids 5–14

Learn it. Own the floor.

A weekly dance crew for kids, taught by Nevaeh: cheer, hip hop and the routines they see on TikTok. $85 a month, and the first class is free.

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Kids Crew

One class a week, about an hour. A new routine every month, filmed as a showcase video your kid will want to show everyone.

Hip hopCheer movesAfrobeatsTikTok routines
First class free

Kids Crew

$85 / month

Ages 5 to 14. Cancel anytime.

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Birthday dance party

from $150

We teach the whole party a routine and film it.

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Learn from Nevaeh

Nevaeh has been cheering and dancing for years, and she's the one her friends come to for routines and advice. Kids learn faster from someone they look up to.

For parents

An adult is on site at every class. Classes are in a rented hall or church room. You're welcome to stay and watch.

Get a free class

Parents only. No account, no password: two boxes and a check. We'll email you the day, time and place.

Took your free class?

Keep your spot for $85 a month. Pay as a guest, no account needed. Cancel anytime.

Pay monthly

Crew Crafts

Rainy day? Make something. New crafts every month.

Fluffy slime

  • 1/2 cup white or clear school glue
  • 1/2 tablespoon baking soda
  • 1 tablespoon contact lens solution (it must list boric acid)
  • Food coloring or glitter
  1. Stir the glue and baking soda in a bowl.
  2. Add the color.
  3. Add the contact solution a little at a time, stirring until it pulls away from the bowl.
  4. Knead with your hands for 2 minutes. Too sticky? Add a few more drops of solution.

A grown-up helps. Don't eat it, wash hands after, and keep it away from little ones under 3. Store it in a zip bag.

Papier-mâché

  • 1 cup flour + 1 cup water (the paste)
  • Newspaper torn into strips
  • A balloon or a bowl to shape it on
  • Paint for later
  1. Mix the flour and water until smooth, like pancake batter.
  2. Dip a strip, wipe off the extra, and lay it on the balloon.
  3. Cover it in 3 layers, crossing the strips.
  4. Let it dry overnight, pop the balloon, and paint it.

Messy! Cover the table. A grown-up handles the balloon popping.

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