Ally Nathaniel

My Playful Kitchen: Activity Cookbook for Kids and Parents with Healthy Recipes: Cook, Connect, Learn

Have read some of the author's other works and enjoy how she is able to get kids involved.

Especially like the cooking parts as it doesn't matter if the child is female or male.

This one starts out a free activity kit that you can download and also a note from the author as to what skills they will obtain.

Book would not read properly on my pc nor my tablet. I had to keep increasing the size to be able to read it, then enlarge it to turn the page.

Kind of cumbersome. Great section for just the adult. Beautiful pictures of what you will need along with what they are.

Also shows diagrams of how to chop certain foods or remove seeds. Recipes are shown with picture ingredients along with the name of the item, then how to chop and prepare the food to make the dish using pictures so the child can see what to do also.

Cooking tips and cool facts along the way along with parent tips! Very nutritious dishes ( ( can tell from the ingredients) but no nutritional information. My favorite to make would be cornbread. Lot of work went into this cookbook for children-reminds me of the one I helped create for our local Head Start program one year with contributions from the parents-most things had pictures so the children could help even though they couldn't read the words.

Thoroughly enjoyed this book and can see the benefits for children to get in the kitchen and start helping.

Recipes from dips to desserts and everything in between. Great selections!… (mer)

My Playful Kitchen: Activity Cookbook for Kids and Parents with Healthy Recipes: Cook, Connect, Learn
Have read some of the author's other works and enjoy how she is able to get kids involved.
Especially like the cooking parts as it doesn't matter if the child is female or male.
This one starts out a free activity kit that you can download and also a note from the author as to what skills they will obtain.
Book would not read properly on my pc nor my tablet. I had to keep increasing the size to be able to read it, then enlarge it to turn the page.
Kind of cumbersome. Great section for just the adult. Beautiful pictures of what you will need along with what they are.
Also shows diagrams of how to chop certain foods or remove seeds. Recipes are shown with picture ingredients along with the name of the item, then how to chop and prepare the food to make the dish using pictures so the child can see what to do also.
Cooking tips and cool facts along the way along with parent tips! Very nutritious dishes ( ( can tell from the ingredients) but no nutritional information. My favorite to make would be cornbread. Lot of work went into this cookbook for children-reminds me of the one I helped create for our local Head Start program one year with contributions from the parents-most things had pictures so the children could help even though they couldn't read the words.
Thoroughly enjoyed this book and can see the benefits for children to get in the kitchen and start helping.
Recipes from dips to desserts and everything in between. Great selections!… (mer)

My Spring Day: Children's Book For Ages 6-8, Reading Level 3- Seasons Book For Kids (The Most Wonderful Time Of the Year)
Colorful children's book about Gabi and has just woken up and hears the birds outside singing. It's the first day of spring.
The other children get dressed and can't wait to also go outside. They dress for the weather and look for a four leaf clover together.
Their parents surprise them after digging for earthworms. First they wash their hands and come out to a surprise. Like this book because they all
work as one and enjoy the time they spend with one another, no matter what they are doing.
Other books by the author are highlighted at the end.… (mer)