Try SANCA – School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts. My kids have be with SANCA for 5 years running with after school, spring break and summer camps. SANCA is a nurturing, fun and noncompetitive environment that is very enriching. Check out their website – http://www.sancaseattle.org/
They have scholarships available.
Also check out Coyote Central. They have great summer programs for hands-on art and creation activities. – http://www.coyotecentral.org/ They also have scholarships.
P.C.C. has cooking classes for kids that are super fun. They also have financial assistance but you need to ask.
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/category.php?id=42
For the actor in kids, try classes at the Children’s Theatre in Seattle Center. http://www.sct.org/classes/ Summer programs are really fun as the Center is hopping in the sunshine.
One last option is the Center for Wooden Boats. http://www.cwb.org/ They have great kids classes in the summer but I think its for 9 and up. We squeaked in at 8 but YRMV.
