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Thursday, 14 September 2000

Great Recipes for Kids

Written by  Esther Boylan Wolfson

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Do you want to try cooking with your kids, but you don't know what recipes to choose?

OR

Do you already love cooking with your kids and are looking for a new fun way to do it?

Try printing out these fun and simple recipes to use with your children.

Over ten years ago, when I first became a pre-school teacher, I by chance purchased a slim soft-cover cookbook. This cookbook, Kinder-Krunchies - healthy snack recipes for children, by Karen S. Jenkins, became the basis for hours and hours of fun and educational experiences for my students and later on for my own children.

I am excited that now, with the permission of the author, I am able to offer these wonderful recipes to you and your children.

Children love these simple pictures that help them to literally "see" the ingredients and amounts that are used in recipes. Print out these recipes and make them together with your children.

After you finish the recipe, let your child color in the pictures. When she is finished, hang up the picture on the refrigerator or even better, make a "book" of all the recipes.

Your child's own cookbook

I find that children love having their own cookbook, with the recipes they make and pages that they decorate. You can make a cover for the cookbook. Suggest your child draw food pictures or cut them out of magazines and glue them to a cover.

Each month I will be adding a new recipe to the section so you can start putting together the cookbook with your child and know that there will always be new recipes coming to add into it. Some recipes will be directly from the Kinder-Krunchies book and others will be from my own kitchen, but using the book's wonderful format.

Easy Milkshake

Pumpkin Muffins

Thanksgiving Cornbread

Delicious Dip

Dark Chocolate Pudding

Monster Toast

Fruit Kabobs

SO PRESS ON THE RECIPE YOU WANT, PRINT IT OUT AND ENJOY!

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Esther Boylan Wolfson

Esther Boylan Wolfson

Esther Wolfson , director of our Early Childhood Development Center is an Early Childhood Specialist, who received her BA in English Communications from Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University and an MA in Early Childhood Special Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, both in New York City. Esther worked as a pre-school special education teacher for seven years. Three of those years were spent working in a school for language delayed pre-schoolers, which is her area of specialty. Another special love of hers is cooking with young children. One of her most enjoyable projects was developing a program for cooking with pre-school children for three special education programs. Esther and her husband Myles have three boys aged eight, five and two-years-old. While her three lively boys and her work at WholeFamily, keep her quite busy, in her spare time (if she ever has any!) she is an avid reader who also enjoys creative writing, exercising and swimming.

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