Kids’ Culinary Classes with CookLearnGrow in Tulia, Texas
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for preschool-aged children with normal physical activity levels
Overview
CookLearnGrow in Tulia, Texas, offers a hands-on culinary class for kids ages 4-6. Snack Attack teaches young chefs to mix, measure, and create tasty snacks while building confidence and kitchen skills in a fun, safe environment.
Starwood Academy - Primary Class - Fall 2025 - Ages 4-6
THURSDAYS • Sept 11th - May 14th • 2:20 pm - 3:20 pm
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About This Adventure
Join our Snack Attack class for a delightful culinary adventure! Young chefs will explore cooking and baking through hands-on activities, mixing and measuring to create delicious snacks. This engaging experience builds kitchen skills and confidence, ensuring a fun-filled time that kids will love and be proud to share with others.
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Payment Options
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Total Amount Due $1335 + booking fee paid at registration
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2 Payment Plan $580.00 + booking fee - due at time of Registration $755.00 - Due by Dec 1st Withdrawals permitted with a 45 day written notice.
Duration
1 Hour
Dates
Fall Semester - September 11th - December 11th (13 Classes) No class dates - Nov 27
Spring Semester - January 15th - May 14th (17 Classes) No class dates - March 19th
Snack Attack!
Get ready for a tasty adventure! In this fun and interactive class, our youngest chefs will dive into the world of cooking, baking—and of course—snacking! Students will mix, measure, and stir their way through yummy recipes. Along the way, they’ll build early kitchen skills, grow their confidence, and have a blast creating delicious snacks they’ll be proud to share. It’s hands-on learning with a big dash of fun!
This class is nut-free. Please note: we are unable to accommodate gluten or egg allergies.
What to bring
- Aprons are encouraged.
- Closed toe shoes.
- Please have long hair pulled back.
Email: ann@cooklearngrow.com with any questions!
Adventure Tips
Wear Closed-Toe Shoes
Closed-toe shoes ensure safety in the kitchen while kids are moving around and working with utensils.
Pull Back Long Hair
Long hair should be tied back to keep it clear of food and flames during cooking activities.
Arrive on Time
Classes start promptly to maximize hands-on time, so arriving a few minutes early is recommended.
Nut-Free Environment
The class is strictly nut-free; please inform staff of any other allergies as some accommodations aren't available.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Great horned owls
History
Tulia has deep agricultural roots which influence its food culture, blending traditional Texan flavors with community-focused learning experiences.
Conservation
CookLearnGrow promotes sustainable food practices by teaching children about ingredient sourcing and waste reduction in their classes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Apron
Protects clothing from spills and helps kids feel like real chefs.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Necessary for safety when moving around the kitchen space.
Hair Ties
Keeps long hair pulled back to maintain hygiene and safety.
Water Bottle
Encourages hydration especially after active classes or longer days.