Students will be able to cook their own simple breakfast by themselves or with minimal assistance from mom or dad. My classes are fun and engaging. Not only will students have the opportunity to cook, but they will be able to interact with their teacher and classmates. I like to start each class with an icebreaker question, for example, "What's your favorite food, why?"/ "What is something fun you've done or plan to do over the summer?"/ "What is something interesting that you've cooked before?"/ "What would you like to learn how to cook?" In addition, students will learn how to measure and follow directions, as they follow along with me and the Powerpoint I prepare each class. My camp will allow students to "think outside of the box" and use their "creativity". They will learn about their teacher and classmates and be a part of an inclusive environment. At the end of camp, they will receive their very own personalized "certificate of completion and participation". It's a great way to build confidence and for students to feel proud about attending my camp. 

I love cooking for my family.  As a mom, I understand not being able to have the time or opportunity to cook your child/ or children breakfast. I didn't want my daughter to always rely on cereal or a snack bar in the morning. That's why it was important for me to be able to come up with a way for my child to eat a good morning meal and to gain a sense of independence, especially when I was unable to cook. When my daughter was of age, I valued being able to teach her how to cook creative and mouth-watering meals from the convenience of the microwave. We had a lot of fun trying new recipes and coming up with ideas for our next microwaveable cooking "adventure". I am passionate about cooking and have passed this skill onto my daughter (smiles). 

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