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The Growing Gourmand: 14 Reasons why Your Kid Should Learn How to Cook

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  1. Teaches Cause & Effect
    You mix two ingredients together and poof! The texture changes in an instant. Then you bake the items in the oven and after 20 minutes they look totally different. These concepts of cause and effect are common in our everyday reasoning, but kids are still learning to understand how their actions can create changes. When it comes to cooking with kids, you can put this lesson to work so they can actually see the effects as they happen. And then when all is said and done they get to eat what they created. What’s better than that?!
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