Activities For Kids And Parents

Activities for kids and parents are a wonderful way to spark creativity, build new skills, and make lasting memories together. Whether you’re looking for hands-on projects or simple ways to connect after a busy day, there’s something here for every family. Explore options designed to inspire curiosity and teamwork, all while enjoying quality time in the kitchen. With activities for kids and parents, every moment becomes an opportunity to learn, laugh, and grow—side by side.

  • Family Fun: Build a Bento Box
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Get the whole family thinking inside the bento box! In this playful, hands-on class, you’ll make a bento box filled with Japanese-inspired favorites—grilled chicken yakitori, fun-shaped rice, fresh veggies and sweet fruit sandwiches....

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  • Family Fun: Heart Cookie Decorating
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Join us for a fun-filled family afternoon of baking, laughing and sweet memories! Mom, dad, grandparents and kids will have a wonderful time together mixing sugar cookie dough, rolling it out and cutting out heart shapes. Plus,...

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  • Kids 5-Day Summer Series: Great Kids Bake Week
    $369

    Cooking Class Description: Designed for ages 7–11, this series combines creativity with essential kitchen skills as young bakers explore everything from muffins and popovers to pizza pinwheels and fruit galettes. Guided by a professional chef instructor,...

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  • Kids 5-Day Summer Series: World of Flavor
    $299

    Cooking Class Description: Designed for ages 7–11, this series combines creativity with essential kitchen skills as young chefs travel the world through flavor. Each day introduces a new region—from the vibrant spices of Mexico to the comforting classics...

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  • Kids 5-Day Summer Series: Cook, Bake & Create
    $369

    Cooking Class Description: Designed for ages 7–11, this series combines creativity with essential kitchen skills as your budding kitchen pro explores everything from breakfast classics to their very own color-pop cake. With instruction from a professional...

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  • Family Fun: April Fools’ Day Treats
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Get set for the tastiest April Fools’ tricks ever! In this fun, family-friendly class, you’ll learn to make a trio of cleverly disguised treats. We will teach you how to bake meatloaf in cupcake tins and whip up creamy mashed...

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  • Family Fun: Springtime Cookies
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Celebrate the season with a cookie-decorating class designed for kids, parents and anyone who loves a little color. You’ll mix a classic sugar cookie dough, bake chewy lemon sugar cookies layered with tangy raspberry buttercream...

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  • Kids 4-Day Summer Series: Great Kids Bake Week
    $300

    Cooking Class Description: Designed for ages 7–11, this series combines creativity with essential kitchen skills as young bakers explore everything from muffins and popovers to pizza pinwheels and fruit galettes. Guided by a professional chef instructor,...

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  • Kids 5-Day Spring Series: Chef 101
    $299

    Cooking Class Description: Treat your budding chef to five days full of hands-on cooking fun! In our all-new Spring Series designed for ages 7-11, your child will learn to become more creative and confident in the kitchen. As they chop veggies, knead...

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  • Family Fun: American Classics
    $69
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    Cooking Class Description: Cook a delicious dinner alongside the whole family in this class! Our chef instructor will guide you through making the ultimate kid-approved meal—Herb Crusted Chicken Tenders and Extra Cheesy Mac and Cheese. To end on a sweet...

    Pros: homemade mac and cheese

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  • Family Fun: Cupcake Party
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Learn to create delicious cupcakes in this two-hour class designed for adults and kids. You’ll learn to make chocolate cupcakes with a delectable sunflower seed butter frosting and strawberry- and cream-filled cupcakes. Then,...

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  • Family Fun: Italian Cooking
    $79

    Cooking Class Description: Join us for a delightful culinary experience designed especially for children and parents to create lovely memories together. We’ll meet kids at their level in this cooking class and make recipes perfect for tiny chefs! You’ll...

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  • Be Mine Macarons
    $89
    (71)

    We love the Experience, The chef was Amazing!!...Life is great!...Had a great time. Met some great ladies and instructor was the best.

    Pros: easy to follow, delicious, delicious macarons

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Activities for Kids and Parents

When it comes to finding activities that parents and kids can enjoy together, the best experiences are often the ones that invite creativity, connection, and just a bit of mess. Whether you’re looking to fill a weekend afternoon or searching for ways to make everyday moments more meaningful, there are countless options that bring families together—especially in the kitchen and around the table. February’s chilly days are perfect for cozying up indoors, and hands-on projects like baking, crafting, and simple science experiments can turn a regular day into an occasion. Many families find that working side by side on a recipe or a craft project not only sparks laughter but also opens up space for conversation and learning. Children love the freedom to get their hands dirty, and parents appreciate the chance to teach life skills in a relaxed setting. For those with younger children, activities that focus on sensory play—think homemade play dough or slime—can keep little hands busy while encouraging curiosity. Older kids may enjoy more involved projects, such as building a living room fort, putting on a puppet show, or helping to plan a themed movie night complete with homemade snacks. These shared experiences are more than just fun; they’re opportunities to create family traditions and lasting memories.

When considering what to purchase for family activities, it’s helpful to think about versatility and longevity. Look for items that can be used in multiple ways—like baking sets that inspire everything from cookies to pizza, or art supplies that lend themselves to both structured projects and open-ended creativity. Products that encourage collaborative play are especially valuable, as they invite everyone to participate regardless of age or skill level. If you’re shopping for a gift, these types of items are a thoughtful choice for birthdays, holidays, or even as a “just because” surprise. Many families also love experiences that go beyond the home, such as outdoor games, gardening kits, or nature scavenger hunt sets—perfect for encouraging fresh air and exploration, even in the brisk late-winter months. And if you’re looking for something truly memorable, a sur la table birthday party kids event or a family cooking class can be a standout way to celebrate and learn together. These experiences are designed to be inclusive, making every participant feel welcome and capable, no matter their age or kitchen experience.

No matter the season, the heart of family activities is the time spent together—learning, laughing, and discovering new interests. As you browse options for parent-child fun, consider how each product or experience might fit into your family’s unique rhythm. Maybe you’re drawn to indoor activities that transform the kitchen into a place of adventure, or perhaps you’re looking forward to spring and dreaming up backyard games and garden projects. Whatever you choose, the most important ingredient is the shared experience itself. For families looking to make the most of February’s cozy evenings or searching for inspiration as Valentine’s Day approaches, explore our curated ideas for Valentines Day Activities for Families—each one designed to help you savor the season and celebrate togetherness.

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