The Creative Kitchen (Snack Attack) (Food & Cooking, Creative)

The Creative Kitchen (Snack Attack) at The Creative Kitchen (at Whole Foods Tribeca)

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Cricket Azima and The Creative Kitchen team teach age-appropriate recipes that focus on kid friendly themes, colors, numbers, and shapes that are perfect for a mid-day snack! Little hands are kept busy creating healthful snacks using fresh, wholesome ingredients while also practicing other age-appropriate developmental skills. Little chefs eat their creations and leave with a happy belly! Parents are also pleased to watch as their toddlers embrace more fruits and vegetables into their diets!

The activity takes place in the cafe space of the market.

When to arrive:

5 minutes before

Cancellation policy:

24 hours in advance

Caregiver required:

Yes if child is under 5

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4.7

30 Reviews

Teresa M.

May 24, 2020

So cute and thoughtful.

Nicole H.

Jan 9, 2019

Very hands on. My daughter had a great time!

Vicky M.

Mar 28, 2018

This was a very fun activity for both my 4 and 2yr olds. They got to cut fruit (with plastic knifes), decorate cookies, and color the box for the cookies. The ingredients are very healthy. The lady who taught this class was very friendly and patient with the kids.

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The Creative Kitchen (at Whole Foods Tribeca)

68 reviews across 5 activities

270 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10007

TriBeCa

(718) 406-7506

About

The Creative Kitchen teaches children about food and how to cook in a fun, safe, and educational manner. The multi-faceted company includes a variety of media outlets which promote the curriculum. Targeting children ages two and older, the company focuses on teaching, writing, producing creative content, and consulting to present educational content through food-related activities. The founder, Cricket Azima, inspires children to express themselves creatively through cooking and the arts. While writing her master’s thesis, entitled “Children’s Cooking Classes: An Alternative Method to Enhance Learning,” Cricket learned that children retain more educational content of a lesson when using all of their senses and, of course, when having fun in the meanwhile!

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The Creative Kitchen (Snack Attack)

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