Kids in the kitchen: teaching children to cook is fun, rewarding - and a little messy

Article Abstract:

A writer narrates the joy, hardships and satisfaction she got from teaching children to cook. The gracious comments she hears from the children's parents an the oy she sees in the children's eyes while cooking were enough to make her feel satisfied.

Management, Personal narratives, Teaching, Children as cooks, Child cooks

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Cooks in bloom

Article Abstract:

The work of the Edible Schoolyard Project, set up to teach children to grow and cook food for themselves, is discussed. The success of the project at a middle school in Berkeley, California, supported by chef Alice Waters, is explored.

Curricula, Vegetable gardening, Middle schools

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Good books for small cooks

Article Abstract:

A selection of cookery books suitable for children are described. The books cover topics such as Jewish cookery, vegetarian recipes and foods from round the world and are reviewed by an adult and a 10 year old child.

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