Food Activities

How to make homemade ice cream without a machine and some easy homemade ice cream recipes kids will love this summer.

Rosh Hashanah recipes don't have to be complicated to be delicious. From Apple Cinnamon Monkey Bread to Tzimmes, you'll find sweet and meaningful, no-fuss dishes your whole family can enjoy.

Try these refreshing and delicious berry recipes this summer!

Find out how to use FamilyEducation's Lunch Box Builder to pack a nutritious and delicious school lunch for your child.

Here is a fun way to help your child learn to make healthy food choices while having fun.

Help your child learn about nutrition and balanced meals by letting her create her own pretend meals.

Have your child pretend she is a chef at a great restaurant, where she has to make up her own menu of foods to serve.

In this party activity, children will become creative cooks in the kitchen.

Use your imagination to plan a "caveman" meal with your child.

Let your child pretend to be chef and help prepare a simple meal with you.

This activity will have you and your baby eating finger foods and feeding each other.

In this St. Patrick's Day game, you must try not to get caught with the potato when the leprechaun yells "Shamrock!"

Teach your preschooler what a baker does, through this pretend activity.

Make a gingerbread person with your preschooler -- without all the calories.

By practicing being a waiter and a customer, your preschooler can learn about eating at a restaurant.

Every child enjoys picking berries. Follow these tips to make sure it's a fun experience.

Preschoolers love building sculptures, and sugar cubes are an affordable source of material!

In this game, your child can experiment with a new type of activity -- drawing with flour!