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One of my favorite things to do with my girls is to cook. They love to spend time in the kitchen with me just as much as I love to have them in there with me. The Kitchen Club Kids is the perfect addition to our days in the Kitchen together.
About Kitchen Club Kids:
Kitchen Club Kids promotes healthy eating habits, fundamental learning opportunities and recipe building. Not to mention the books are very fun to read.
Each story introduces a real recipe that can be prepared in the kitchen by cooks of any level. SO, whether you’re reading with your child before mealtime or before bedtime, Kitchen Club Kids turns story time into a culinary, learning adventure.
Kitchen Club Kids cooking adventure books are also a great gift for expecting moms and foodie friends with young kids. The colorful illustrations and layered learning opportunities on each page will keep your child’s interest from beginning to end.
About End of the Rainbow Fruit Salad:
You can count from one to ten, exploring a variety of colorful fruits as kids learn to prepare a healthy treat for friends and family to share.
This book is ideal for early child development. The book uses the art of recipe preparation, colorful illustrations, and critical thinking lessons to make the kitchen both fun and educational for kids.
The books are also great for toddlers during storytime before a meal or before bed. As an added bonus, End of the Rainbow Fruit Salad is also a rhymey-good-timey recipe that can be prepared in the kitchen by all cooks.
This book is perfect for children ages 2-6.
My Thoughts:
My girls and I had a great deal of fun with this book. It is a very fun interactive book for us to read together. All of us really enjoyed the wonderful, colorful pictures. Both of my girls really liked counting to ten as we were cooking and being able to make something with all the wonderful fruits we were using.
I think that this company is a great way for parents and kids to spend even more positive time together. I can’t wait to try out the other books in the series and see what they have to offer.
Purchase:
If you are interested in purchasing Kitchen Club Kids: End of the Rainbow Fruit Salad, head on over to the website and get your own copy.
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