What ages is this class for?

This trimester is designed for K–2 students as listed in the class title.

What is the cost and payment policy?

The trimester fee is $280 for seven classes; payment is made through the booking link and the cancellation policy requires two weeks’ written notice prior to the first day for a refund.

Can you accommodate food allergies?

The program can only accommodate nut allergies; children who require an EpiPen for other food allergens cannot be enrolled.

Where and when do classes meet?

Classes meet at 7611 Park Ln, Dallas, TX. This trimester runs September 1–October 20 with no class on October 13; each session is one hour.

What should my child bring?

Encourage an apron, closed‑toe shoes, and hair tied back. A water bottle and a small tote for recipes are optional.

How are safety and supervision handled?

Instructors maintain a small student-to-station ratio, teach safe tool use, and supervise stovetop and baking activities closely.

Fall Kids Cooking Classes at Our Redeemer Lutheran K-2 Trimester Dallas After-School Program

On weekday afternoons in north Dallas, a bright teaching kitchen in Our Redeemer Lutheran becomes a miniature culinary classroom where K–2 kids trade screens for spatulas. Located at 7611 Park Ln, Dallas, TX, the CookLearnGrow trimester (September 1–October 20) gives seven one‑hour sessions that introduce young cooks to American fall flavors tied to America’s 250th celebration. Each class is hands‑on: students measure, mix, and plate—instructors coach safe knife skills, basic baking techniques, and teamwork while building kitchen confidence. This after‑school program centers on seasonal recipes and practical life skills. The room is intentionally small: close supervision and collaborative stations let children practice hygiene, follow simple recipes, and learn to clean up after themselves. Instructors emphasize process over perfection—students practice safe use of tools, stovetop awareness, and how flavors combine. Families should know the program can accommodate nut allergies only; enrollment is not available for children requiring an EpiPen for non‑nut allergens. Practical details are clear. Sessions meet at 7611 Park Ln, Dallas, TX; the trimester fee is $280 for seven classes. Classes run one hour each; there is no class on October 13. Organizers encourage aprons, closed‑toe shoes, and hair tied back. For questions, contact [email protected] or use the booking link to reserve space. Why this matters to the local outdoor and family community: CookLearnGrow converts community space into an active learning lab, giving parents a safe, skill‑building option while connecting kids to seasonal food traditions. In a city where many after‑school options focus on sports or academics, a culinary program teaches math, reading comprehension, and fine motor control through practical tasks. It’s a small, neighborhood program that feeds curiosity as much as appetite. Expect a lively room of chopping boards, mixing bowls, and the scent of baking sweet potatoes or warm spice—simple American dishes reimagined for little hands. The class curriculum rotates recipes each trimester, so returning families discover new techniques and tastes. Safety policies are firm and transparent, helping parents feel confident leaving their children in the church kitchen for an hour of constructive, supervised play. Registration is straightforward: reserve a spot through the booking link and note the cancellation policy requires two weeks' written notice before the first day of class to receive a refund. Class rosters are intentionally limited to keep station ratios low and to give each child time with an instructor; specific group sizes are listed at booking. The program encourages repeat enrollments—the evolving curriculum and rotating seasonal menus reward returning students with deeper skills and increasingly independent kitchen tasks and independence. This CookLearnGrow trimester is ideal for parents seeking a short, structured enrichment block that pairs seasonal cooking with teamwork and confidence building—an accessible, community‑centered gateway into kitchen literacy for Dallas’s youngest chefs.