What grades is the class for?

The spring session is designed for students in grades K–4.

When does the spring session run?

Tuesdays, January 26–March 24, with no class on March 17; each meeting runs 3:30–4:30 PM.

How much does the session cost and what’s included?

The class fee is $296 per session and includes all supplies needed for the eight classes.

Can you accommodate food allergies?

The program can accommodate nut allergies only; egg and gluten allergies are not accommodated—contact ann@cooklearngrow.com with questions.

What is the refund or cancellation policy?

There are no refunds within two weeks of the class or camp start date; review the booking calendar for deadlines.

Where do classes meet and who supervises students?

Classes meet at Hidden Lakes Elementary and are led by CookLearnGrow instructors who supervise all hands-on work and safety procedures.

Hands-On Cooking for Kids at Hidden Lakes Elementary in Tulia — CookLearnGrow Spring 2026 | Cooking Class | Workshop

Hidden Lakes Elementary in Tulia, Texas, hosts CookLearnGrow’s after-school culinary academy for eager young cooks in grades K–4. Meeting right after school from 3:30–4:30 PM on Tuesdays during the spring session, the program turns the school kitchen into a practical classroom where seasonal recipes, safe knife habits, and an introduction to food origins are taught through hands-on projects.

The eight-week spring session (January 26–March 24, with no class on March 17) bundles cooking and baking fundamentals into hour-long lessons that emphasize technique and taste. Each class fee of $296 covers all supplies, so students handle real ingredients and tools under instructor supervision without hidden costs. The curriculum focuses on age-appropriate skills: measuring and sequencing recipes to reinforce math and reading, basic heat control and sanitation for kitchen safety, and short lessons on where ingredients come from—often tying lessons back to produce found around the Texas Panhandle.

What makes this offering stand out in a small-town community is its blend of practical life skills and academic enrichment. Younger students move at a steady, safe pace while building confidence with tasks like mixing, portioning, and simple stovetop work. Instructors emphasize allergy-aware practices—this session can accommodate nut allergies only—so parents should review restrictions before enrolling. Recommended basics to bring include an apron, closed-toe shoes, and long hair secured; instructors ask that families respect these safety rules.

The program is run at Hidden Lakes Elementary, a central meeting point for local families, and reflects a broader trend in Tulia toward after-school programming that supports both extracurricular interests and school curricula. CookLearnGrow positions cooking as a kinesthetic learning tool that strengthens social skills, follows clear safety protocols, and introduces children to seasonality in food—useful for families who want to connect kids to what they eat.

Practical notes: signups are date-specific on the booking calendar; the class is limited by session dates and accepts registration until the start of classes, but there are no refunds within two weeks of the session start. Email [email protected] for specific allergy questions or logistical details. Whether your child already loves to stir a spoon or you hope they develop new confidence around food, this hands-on, community-centered class offers a friendly, structured introduction to cooking that suits Tulia’s family-focused rhythm.

Lessons rotate between hands-on cooking stations and short demonstration moments where instructors model a technique and students replicate it, ensuring attention to sanitation, correct knife grips for appropriate ages, and safe stovetop procedures under constant supervision. Typical class rhythms include mise en place, guided cooking, tasting, and a cleanup segment that teaches responsibility and teamwork. Families report that students come home curious about ingredients, helping with grocery lists, and eager to practice measured recipes—clear, practical outcomes that echo through the household.