Assistant Chef
Kids
Cooking Lessons Plans
3-6 years old
Lesson 3
For this kids
cooking lessons plans, the assistant chef will practice pouring. This
is an
easy skill for them to practice in the house and even on a daily basis
just pouring themselves a drink. Once they learn this it, it gives them
a little more independence.
Practice Pouring
Choose one of the following kids recipes:
Juice or
Kool-Aid Popsicles
Allow your child to pour juice or mixed Kool-Aid
into popsicle molds.
You can pour a smaller amount in a 2 Cup plastic pitcher for easier
pouring.
Lemonade Popsicles
12 lemons (about 2 Cups)
8 Cups water
2 Cups sugar
Show your child how to squeeze lemons by hand or with a juicer. Stir
together lemon juice, water, and sugar until well blended. You may want
to add more water or less lemons according to your taste. You can also
add as many crushed strawberries as desired for a strawberry lemonade.
After stirring have adult run through blender. Then allow child to pour
into popsicle molds.
Tip:
Use a cookie sheet with rims or baking pans to catch the "extra".
Now she's got the hang of it!
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Kids
Popsicle recipes here.
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Pouring
Activity:
Let your child play in the sink or bath tub with pitcher, funnels, and
cups for practice.
Related
Assistant Chef Cooking Lessons:
~Lesson
1--Kitchen Safety, ~Lesson
2--Spreading, ~Lesson
3--Pouring, ~Lesson
4--Dinner Etiquette and Manners, ~Lesson
5--Peeling, ~Lesson
6--Practice rolling, ~Lesson
7--Tearing and Tossing, ~Lesson
8--Nutrition and Eating Healthy, ~Lesson
9--Practice Stirring and Making a No Bake Recipe, ~Lesson
10--Adding Ingredients, ~Lesson
11--Creating and Being Creative, ~Lesson
12--Practice Measuring,, ~Lesson
13--Helping in the Kitchen
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