Autumn Pies and Halloween Games

This is a festive and fun, Autumn and Halloween, baking experience! Kicking off with a "getting to know you" activity, kids will play several Halloween games to move around and get wiggles out.

Beginning with mini-apple pies, kids will practice preparing and mixing ingredients. They'll learn how to make a cross-hatched pie covering, and next bake mini-pumpkin pies and mini-tomato tarts.

More games, Halloween charades, pin the spider on the web, and bracelet-making or maze-navigating are also possible adventures throughout this seasonal experience, as time allows.

Best for children 5+. This is an in-kitchen experience that utilizes an oven. Materials and cleanup provided.

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