What ages or grades is this program for?

The fall session is designed for Grades 1–5. Check the booking page for grade-specific groupings or placement questions.

Can you accommodate food allergies?

The program only accommodates nut allergies. They cannot enroll children who require an EpiPen for severe allergies other than nuts, and cannot accommodate egg or gluten allergies—please contact ann@cooklearngrow.com with specific concerns.

How long is each class and how many sessions are included?

Each class meets for one hour. The fall session runs eight classes on Mondays from Sept 28 to Dec 7, with no classes on Oct 12, Nov 2, and Nov 23.

What is the refund or cancellation policy?

No refunds are issued within two weeks of the class/camp start date. Review the booking terms before purchasing to confirm dates and availability.

What should my child bring to class?

Closed-toe shoes, hair tied back, and an apron if you have one. All cooking supplies are included in the session fee.

How do I ask questions or register?

Email ann@cooklearngrow.com for questions and use the program’s booking link to register and view calendar dates.

After-School Fall Cooking for Kids at Colleyville Elementary: CookLearnGrow Mondays

Colleyville Elementary in Colleyville hosts a lively after-school cooking series for elementary students that turns autumn afternoons into a hands-on culinary lab. CookLearnGrow’s fall session runs Mondays from September 28 to December 7, meeting at Colleyville Elementary for eight one-hour classes (no class Oct 12, Nov 2, or Nov 23). The program—framed as part of an America’s 250th celebration—focuses on American-inspired, seasonal recipes that teach knife skills, measuring, baking basics, and kitchen safety while centering fall flavors like apples, winter squash, sweet potatoes, and warm spices.

Inside a school kitchen retrofitted for small chefs, students move between workstations to fold batter, practice safe slicing with kid-friendly tools, and plate dishes with pride. The classroom atmosphere emphasizes teamwork and practical life skills: clear recipes, timed tasks, and group cleanup teach responsibility as much as technique. CookLearnGrow asks that children wear closed-toe shoes and tie back long hair; aprons are encouraged. Email [email protected] with questions about registration or class specifics.

The course is tailored for Grades 1–5 and is priced at $295 per session, which includes supplies. Parents should note the program currently only accommodates nut allergies; the team cannot accept children who require an EpiPen for severe food allergies other than nuts, and they are unable to accommodate egg or gluten allergies. The cancellation policy removes refunds within two weeks of the start date, so plan accordingly.

What makes this program stand out locally is its practical blend of seasonal education and civic theme: the America’s 250th motif frames lessons in U.S. food traditions while introducing new recipes each week. For families in Colleyville, it’s an accessible way to build culinary confidence without traveling to specialty kitchens—students return home with skills and new favorites to recreate. The class also connects to local food literacy trends: expect lessons that occasionally feature produce from school garden beds or neighborhood farms when available.

This is a low-barrier, skill-forward after-school option that suits caregivers seeking structured enrichment that doubles as real-world learning. With a short one-hour format that fits the school day, CookLearnGrow gives kids a taste of autonomy, a foundation in safe cooking, and a memorable series of fall recipes. To sign up or see available dates on the calendar, follow the booking link provided by the program or reach out directly to [email protected].

Students regularly document recipes and measurements in a simple take-home booklet, encouraging reading and math practice through real tasks. Instructors prioritize clear demonstrations and positive feedback, so even nervous beginners get small wins. Parents report improved table manners and adventurous eating at home after sessions. Because class sizes are limited to maintain hands-on time, early booking is recommended and siblings may be scheduled on different weeks to maximize station availability.