Kids Cooking Classes-Cat Eye Recipe

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Teach kids cooking classes to your kids with this cat eye recipe they’ll love for a healthy snack. Cooking with kids is a fun kids activity.

Sometimes it’s hard to engage kids in activities and sometimes it’s even harder to encourage kids to eat healthy foods. I love how we can use healthy ingredients and make something irresistible to kids with a cool name. This cat eye recipe is sure to please even picky eaters. Plus they’re yum!

When I make smoothies for the kids, if I want them to drink a green one, I call it a Hulk smash smoothie. Well, who doesn’t want to be the Hulk? I know my kids do.

Cat eyes are fun, cute and irresistible with a name like cat eyes. Kids love animals, so any time you want them to eat something healthy, you just need to give it an animal name and it’s suddenly irresistible.

Peanut butter and cracker snacks

These cat eyes have several steps the kids can do on their own, and they are great for building fine motor skills. They even have ingredients kids love to eat, so it’s a win for everyone.

This cat eye recipe is great for an after-school snack, or any snack and the kids can do them on their own from start to finish. That’s the best kind of snack making to build self-esteem for the kids.

Cat eye snacks are also made with simple ingredients you probably already have around the house. Banana slicing is a great self-esteem builder and fine motor skill builder, so get out those butter knives and give your kids a delicious job to do. They will love it.

Snacks kids can make

If you want to check out some great reasons to cook with your kids, click here. If you want to get a bunch of other great recipes to cook with kids, click on the categories to the right and choose cooking with kids.