Life Skills (Grades K–2)

Kids want to help in the kitchen long before we let them — and a child who learns to cook picks up confidence, math, and patience all at once. Mrs. Bramble the badger and Pip the chipmunk make those first lessons safe and joyful. Over 10 short days (about 20–30 minutes each), your child learns the real foundations of cooking: washing up and kitchen rules, the tools and what they do, measuring, mixing, making a simple snack, safe chopping with adult help, how heat changes food, baking, setting the table, and finally writing their own recipe. Every day folds in reading, simple math (counting and adding to 20), and a hands-on kitchen skill. Printable and low-prep, with an answer key and a clear "adult supervision required" note for the stove and knife steps. What's Inside: - 10 story-based daily sessions across 2 weeks - Kitchen safety, tools, measuring, mixing, and baking basics - A kitchen word search and a "write your own recipe" page - A full answer key and a Guardian of Mosswood Kitchen certificate Part of the Life Skills series. ESA-eligible — pay with your ESA where your program covers curriculum.