Kids Corner

Kids in the Kitchen

As we get older and cooking becomes second nature, it's easy to forget all of the skills that it takes to cook: creativity, an understanding of math and science fundamentals, an excellent sense of hand-eye coordination, and the ability to read closely.

The kitchen is a great place for children to learn about food and the importance of eating healthy. Depending on the age of your child, you can...

 

 

 

Popcorn Pieces
 
Colors, shapes, counting, and sorting are all fair game.
 
Ask the to describe the foods they are working with; have them tell you about how foods are similar or different.
 
Butter melts when warmed; vegetables get softer as you saute them; gelatin becomes firm when cooled; oil and vinegar don't mix. Talk about the smells or sounds that foods make while they're cooking.
 
Let them knead dough, or stir a thick batter. Buy fruits and vegetables with varying types of skins and compare textures.

Colors, shapes, counting, and sorting are all fair game.

Ask the to describe the foods they are working with; have them tell you about how foods are similar or different.

Butter melts when warmed; vegetables get softer as you saute them; gelatin becomes firm when cooled; oil and vinegar don't mix. Talk about the smells or sounds that foods make while they're cooking.

Let them knead dough, or stir a thick batter. Buy fruits and vegetables with varying types of skins and compare textures.

Kid Pleasers

Looking for recipes that will guarantee a good time with the kiddos? Check out our wide variety of popcorn recipes that your young ones will love to help make—and eat! We’ve listed out a few popular options below to get you started.