This course encourages students to take initiative. It helps students gain confidence in their ability to cook. The goal is to help students build self-sufficiency and hospitality skills.
This course will help your kid gain confidence in the kitchen. It will also inspire your kid to cook for family and friends.
Students will learn to appreciate fruit, vegetables, spices, and healthy recipes.
Cooking is an act of service and leadership. It's an art and a science. It's also a joy. Cooking will open opportunities for your kid to lead, practice hospitality, and develop relationships.
After this course your kid will be able to:
Explain the health benefits of a variety of vegetables and fruit.
Prepare snacks, smoothies and meals.
Bake a French baguette
(Recommended for grades 5-7)
Course curriculum
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4
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Handling & Storing Plants
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5
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Review
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6
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Vegetables Introduction
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7
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The Carrot Family
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8
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The Potato Family
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9
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Healthy Homemade Potato Chips
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10
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Sliced Baked Potatoes
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11
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The Onion Family
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12
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The Onion Family
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13
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Mexican Salsa
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14
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Asparagus
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15
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Garlic Tomatoes
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16
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Cabbage, Kale, and Collards
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17
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Coleslaw
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18
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Spinach and Chard
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19
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Edible & Inedible flowers
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20
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Project
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21
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Fruit Introduction
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22
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Apples & Pears
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Apple Sauce
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24
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Oranges & Grapefruit
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25
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Orange & Onion Salad
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26
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Peaches & Cherries
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27
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Peach Cobbler Smoothie
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28
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Blueberries & Strawberries
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29
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Smoothie
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30
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Green Goblin Smoothie
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31
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Herbs & Spices
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32
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Sweet Cinnamon Tea
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Methods of Heating & Cooking Food
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34
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Frying Eggs
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35
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Review
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36
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Dough & Batter
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37
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The Art & Science of Baguette Making
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38
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French Baguette Part 1
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39
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French Baguette Part 2
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40
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How to Become a Chef
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