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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We hired Play Well TEKnologies (http://play-well.org) for my son's birthday party.  They brought the Legos to our house and provided two people to do a project with the kids, who had a blast.  They also run occasional programs at the National Building Museum (we had done one there and liked it prior to the party).  The National Building Museum also does Lego-themed parties, though you may need to be a member to be able to sign up for one.    [/quote]

DS went to a birthday party with Play Well and also took a lego robotics class when he was 4. My experience is that the teachers/leaders are often not "kid people". Maybe they're great engineers or techies, but kid skills leave much to be desired. This isn't universally the case, but I think I'd want to meet the person who would actually be leading the party before committing. [/quote]

NP here.  We've had several birthday parties with PlayWell and DC has attended quite a few PlayWell camps.  All the teachers we've had contact with have been great with the kids, and my DC has adored them.[/quote]

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