Freedom Kitchen Kids cooking classes for kids in Oxford, Rochester, and online. Lisa Jendza is the creator of Freedom Kitchen Kids, a program that teaches the joy of “creating” in the kitchen and the importance of taking care of oneself.
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The most important survival skill for our kids to learn has been put into a curriculum by a mom who has a passion for teaching. Developing in them a sense of courage, confidence, and creativity, even “picky-eaters” eat their creations.
The curriculum covers basic nutrition while teaching the kids how to cook. Far more than an “activity” – these lessons are packed with education. Alternatives are demonstrated for all recipes, teaching the kids options. All lessons are GF, DF, Peanut-free, with alternatives taught for egg-free, nut-free, and grain-free. Options are important! Freedom comes from choice.
The philosophy that this program is built on is that with courage, confidence and creativity, kids will learn not only how to cook, but how to take care of themselves, make choices for their needs, and problem-solve.
It takes courage to get in the kitchen and try new things. With practice comes confidence. And creativity is the ability to “think outside the box” (quite, literally, in this case).
The most important survival skill for our kids to learn has been put into a curriculum by a mom who has a passion for teaching. Developing in them a sense of courage, confidence, and creativity, even “picky-eaters” eat their creations.
The curriculum covers basic nutrition while teaching the kids how to cook. Far more than an “activity” – these lessons are packed with education. Alternatives are demonstrated for all recipes, teaching the kids options. All lessons are GF, DF, Peanut-free, with alternatives taught for egg-free, nut-free, and grain-free. Options are important! Freedom comes from choice.
The philosophy that this program is built on is that with courage, confidence and creativity, kids will learn not only how to cook, but how to take care of themselves, make choices for their needs, and problem-solve.
It takes courage to get in the kitchen and try new things. With practice comes confidence. And creativity is the ability to “think outside the box” (quite, literally, in this case).
Cooking is far more than a necessity.
- Cooking is an art and a science
- The process of cooking uses both left-brain and right-brain
- Confidence is built, reinforcing the importance for self-responsibility
- Substituting ingredients is a way to be more creative
- And cooking enhances problem-solving skills
The arts are being overlooked with so much emphasis on STEM; yet it is the creative side of the brain that will create new things in the world.
Not only do kids and families learn what to eat and what not to eat, Chef Lisa offers fun cooking classes for kids to show them how. She teaches kids grades 6-12 and kids grades 1-8 through a variety of classes online, through Oxford Virtual Academy, and in Rochester, Michigan. Class sizes are limited to 10 students per class. She also offers fun seasonal cooking classes for kids. You can browse the cooking lessons for kids on her website here.
Parents and families can learn these valuable lessons while spending quality time in the Kitchen which is where we nourish and love ourselves and others. Lisa’s love comes through in her classes. She continues to teach through Oxford Virtual Academy, also taking private students, and all of her classes are now available online.
Freedom Kitchen Cooking Classes
Online Cooking for Classes Website – www.freedomkitchenkids.com
248-965-9888
For more info about online Freedom Kitchen Kids and in-person Freedom Kitchen Kids Oxford, visit www.freedomkitchenkids.com
