Cooking: Just for Kids
As a part of the Health Literacy Project, the library is participating in some children’s cooking classes with Northeastern Tribal Health Systems. The classes take place at the three locations of the Ottawa County Boys and Girls Club. The first series took place at the Commerce unit. What fun!
The Health Literacy Project is a cooperative partnership between the Miami Public Library, Northeastern Tribal Health Systems, INTEGRIS Miami Hospital and Ottawa County Health Department. The Health Literacy Project is funded through the Oklahoma Department of Libraries with funds from Library Services and Technology Act, a Federal source of library funding provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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- It is important to read the directions carefully!
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- Practicing knife skills with Play-Doh
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- Zucchini neatly chopped and ready to add to our ratatouille
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- Salad preparation
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- Careful measurements are important when cooking.
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- Dipping and flipping pancakes
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- Sometimes eggs don’t cooperate!
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- The final taste-test for our blueberry pancakes
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- Knife skills are important to budding chefs
