Homeschool Class: Homemade Butters

Service Description

Homeschool Cooking Class: Homemade Compound Butters Join us for a fun, hands-on class where young chefs will discover the magic of making their very own homemade compound butters! In this kid-friendly session, students will learn how to blend fresh ingredients with butter to create delicious flavored spreads perfect for toast, veggies, and more. What to Expect: Easy-to-follow instructions on making compound butters from scratch Creative mix-ins like herbs, honey, cinnamon, and fruit Lessons in measuring, mixing, and kitchen safety Each student will make and take home their own custom butter blends Perfect for all skill levels, this class encourages creativity and gives kids the confidence to try new flavors in the kitchen. Get ready to spread the fun! **PLEASE NOTE: 24 Participants MAX Per Class All Age Groups Welcome (Classes geared towards Elementary/Middle School ages.) A Parent or Guardian MUST stay for class to assist participating children. **Child Expectations We expect that each child during class... 1. Will stay in their seat during class time unless instructed by the teacher. 2. Will use their inside voices during class time to be respectful of everyone. 3. Use their big listening ears while the teacher is giving instructions. 4. Raise their hand if they have a question, and not be afraid to ask questions. 5. Will listen and follow all safety instructions. 6. Enjoy their time in class while learning new and fun things! Parent Expectations We expect that each parent during class... 1. Will stand or sit near their child throughout the entire duration of class. 2. Will be hands-on with their child during instructional times. 3. Will facilitate their child’s learning in class. 4. Ensure all safety instructions and guidelines are kept by their student. 5. Will respect other participants, teachers, assistants, and surrounding office workers. If These Expectations are NOT Met. A warning will be given by the teacher, teaching assistant, or program director and discuss disturbances during class. If behavior is repeated, the student may be asked to no longer join homeschool class due to the continued disturbances.