Kids Only! Breakfast for Dinner Cooking Class in Tigard, OR
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for children of all fitness levels as activity involves standing and light movement.
Overview
Let your kids take over the kitchen with Cookin' Class in Tigard! They'll learn to make French Toast and Breakfast Hash while enjoying games and quality time with a parent or guardian.
Details
Discover a delightful culinary experience designed just for kids at Cookin' Class in Tigard, Oregon! "Kids Only! Breakfast for Dinner" offers young chefs a hands-on opportunity to learn how to prepare classic breakfast favorites like French Toast and Breakfast Hash from scratch. Over the span of two fun-filled hours, children not only develop essential kitchen skills but also get to enjoy delicious beverages and engage in friendly cooking games that boost their creativity and confidence. The class encourages bonding time with a parent or guardian, making it a wonderful way to share quality moments together while exploring the joys of cooking. This private experience emphasizes safety, learning, and fun, ensuring that kids leave with new skills and a smile on their face. Perfect for aspiring young chefs or any child who loves to cook, this adventure provides a safe and interactive environment to nurture culinary curiosity and encourage healthy eating habits in a vibrant local setting.
Adventure Tips
Arrive 10 Minutes Early
Give yourself enough time to check in and settle in before the class starts to ensure a smooth experience.
Allergy Awareness
Notify Cookin' Class in advance about any food allergies or dietary restrictions your child may have.
Comfortable Clothing
Dress your child in clothes that can handle a little mess and sturdy shoes for kitchen safety.
Stay Hydrated
Though beverages are provided, bringing a water bottle is a good idea to keep kids refreshed during the class.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Stoneridge Park trails for leisurely family walks
- Eagle Landing Trail with scenic views of the Tualatin River
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- River otters
History
Tigard was historically a small farming community before becoming a thriving Portland suburb with a focus on family-friendly activities.
Conservation
Local efforts emphasize reducing food waste and encouraging sustainable cooking practices throughout culinary classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Inside the Cookin’ Class kitchen capturing kids in action
- Stoneridge Park nearby for outdoor family portraits
- Local Tigard murals near the studio for colorful backdrops
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Apron
Protects clothing from spills and stains during cooking.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Helps protect feet in the kitchen environment.
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps kids hydrated before, during, and after class.
all specific
Hair Tie or Headband
Keeps hair away from the face for hygiene and safety.