Data updated Jul 27, 2026
Builds practical trade skills for individuals with autism through hands-on, week-long half-day summer camps like engine building, automotive, and farm-to-table experiences. Programs are offered for all age groups, to individuals with disabilities.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps is a multi-activity & specialty summer camp in Denver, CO for ages 5 to 14. Tuition starts at $150 and goes up to $350 per week. Enrollment is currently open.
5–14 years
Sessions (9)
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 12-14)
This week focuses on farm-to-table experiences where campers learn about sustainable agriculture and food preparation. Participants engage in planting, harvesting, and cooking fresh produce, gaining knowledge about nutrition and healthy eating habits. The hands-on approach fosters independence and practical life skills in a fun, outdoor setting.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 5-8)
This week introduces campers to farm-to-table experiences where they learn about planting, harvesting, and preparing fresh foods. Through hands-on gardening projects and simple cooking activities, children develop sensory awareness and practical life skills. The program encourages healthy eating habits and an appreciation for where food comes from in a nurturing, inclusive setting.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 9-11)
This week focuses on farm-to-table experiences where campers learn about sustainable farming and healthy eating. Participants will plant, tend, and harvest vegetables in a garden setting, then use their produce to prepare simple, nutritious meals. The program emphasizes teamwork, nutrition education, and environmental awareness.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 12-14)
Campers engage in woodworking and basic carpentry projects, learning to use hand and power tools safely while creating functional items like birdhouses and small furniture. The week emphasizes precision, patience, and creativity, helping participants develop fine motor skills and confidence in building tangible projects. Collaborative activities encourage social interaction and teamwork.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 5-8)
Campers engage in creative building projects that combine elements of engineering and art. This week focuses on constructing simple machines and structures using safe, tactile materials. Activities promote fine motor development, spatial reasoning, and cooperative play, all within a supportive and sensory-friendly environment tailored to young learners with autism.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 9-11)
Campers engage in a creative woodworking and crafting week, learning to use basic tools to build small projects like birdhouses and picture frames. This hands-on experience enhances fine motor skills, patience, and creativity. The week also includes lessons on safety and tool maintenance to build confidence in practical trades.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 12-14)
In the final week, campers explore basic electrical and wiring skills by assembling simple circuits and learning about safety and functionality. Projects include building battery-powered devices and troubleshooting electrical components. This hands-on experience enhances critical thinking and technical skills while fostering independence and curiosity.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 5-8)
In the final week, campers explore basic woodworking and crafting skills, creating simple projects like birdhouses and picture frames. The hands-on activities foster creativity, patience, and practical tool use in a safe, guided setting. This week also emphasizes social skills and confidence-building as campers showcase their finished projects.
Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 9-11)
In the final week, campers explore basic electrical and robotics concepts through fun, interactive projects like building simple circuits and programmable robots. This session encourages critical thinking, teamwork, and introduces STEM skills in an accessible way. Campers leave with a sense of accomplishment and foundational knowledge in technology.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps cost?
- Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps costs $150–$350 per week.
- What ages does Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps accept?
- Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps accepts children ages 5 to 14.
- Is Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps still accepting registrations?
- Teaching the Autism Community (TACT) Summer Camps enrollment is currently open. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.