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Tips for Preparing Kids to Cook
Cooking Utensils for Kids
How to Measure Flour for Pancakes with Kids
How to Crack an Egg for Pancakes with Kids
How to Mix Ingredients for Pancakes with Kids
Helping Kids Add Milk to Pancake Mixture
Mixing Tips for Cooking with Kids
Helping Kids Add Salt to Pancake Mixture
Safety Tips when Cooking with Kids
Stove Tips when Cooking with Kids
How to Pour Oil for Pancakes with Kids
Tips for Helping Kids Flip Pancakes
How to Help Kids Turn Over Pancakes
Helping Kids Remove Pancake from Stove
Tips for Cooking & Tasting Pancakes with Kids
Ingredients for Making Fresh Juice
Helping Kids Peel Fruit for Fresh Juice
How to Help Kids Cut Fruit
How to Make an Orange Flower with Kids
Helping Kids Slice Vegetables
Knife Safety Tips for Cooking with Kids
How to Prepare an Orange for Juicing
Tips for Cleaning Up Kitchen Messes with Kids
How to Prepare the Mixer for Juice
Safety & Using Kitchen Appliances with Kids
Tips for Involving Your Kids in Cooking
How to Mix Fruit for Juice
Adding Extra Fruit to Juice
Helping Kids Clean Up the Kitchen
Summary: Teach your kids to use the kitchen; learn tips for cooking with kids and how to crack an egg in this free video series on making cooking fun and safe for kids.
Katalin Toth is a mother of two children and a professional teacher of English who is specialized in teaching English language through arts, crafts, music, drama etc. She has a...read more
"Hi, I'm Katalin I'm the creator of Creative English in Hungary. We are here on behalf of Expert Village. Now we are going to show you how you can cook with children. We are going to make some pancakes. The next step would be to break in the eggs. Children can break the eggs from about the age of 5, depending on their maturity. It doesn't matter if the eggs break completely. If they happen to drop a little bit of shell into the food don't worry about it just pick it up. It's advisable to wash the eggs before using them and also it's advisable to wash your hands after breaking the eggs and if you have some drops on the table just clean them immediately otherwise, it's going to stick. Always have some napkins at your hands."
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