Camps and Classes for Kids in Chicago, IL

Hands-on cooking camps teaching ingredients, sanitation, organization, and cooking/baking techniques. Includes making various dishes and learning culinary skills.

Hands-on cooking classes focusing on Indian vegetarian cuisine, teaching various cooking techniques and recipes.

Five-day cooking classes teaching essential baking techniques, basic food prep skills, and kitchen safety for kids.

Junior chef classes offering various cooking techniques, recipe reading, and culinary skills. Classes vary by season and location.

Culinary camps and workshops focusing on cooking skills, pasta-making, and holiday baking, targeted at high school students from disinvested communities.

Hands-on cooking classes focusing on Indian vegetarian cuisine, teaching various recipes and cooking techniques.

Monthly kids cooking classes teaching cultural dishes like Setsubun, Hinamatsuri, and Kodomonohi. Classes are fun and engaging, focusing on seasonal dishes.

Earn money while learning cooking skills, making friends, and staying active. Programs include various culinary activities.

Activities include cooking, water play, material explorations, arts & crafts, and more. Subsidized tuition based on income eligibility.

Kids immerse themselves in process art experiences with weekly topics, sparking joy and celebrating creativity.

Age-appropriate, engaging themes with flexible weekly schedules. Includes math, science, literacy, art, outdoor exploration, and social-emotional skills support.

Combines morning art classes, outdoor playtime, and afternoon swim lessons for children ages 6-11.

Day camp programs focusing on sports and arts and crafts for elementary and middle school students.

Summer arts camp tailored for young people on the autism spectrum. Activities include arts and creative expression.

Program focusing on social justice issues, gardening, carpentry, painting, collage, sculpture, Covid discussion, mural work, poetry writing, and more.

Summer camp for infants through 8th grade with Montessori-prepared classrooms, outdoor activities, and thematic units. Includes arts, crafts, and outdoor exploration.

Daily field trips, academic retention in Reading, Math, and Language Arts, Dance, Music Education, Art, and age-appropriate activities.

Explore the zoo, learn about animals and their care, make new friends, and spend time outdoors.