From my perspective, I would say that as a teenager, um, they can start um. Uh, prepare the meals, uh, by simple recipes. By making a simple recipes. They can learn from the parents m or uh, from the grandparents. Like let. Let’s start with, um, breakfast. They can learn uh, how to. How to do. How to make dosa for breakfast and for dinner. They can make shapatis. Uh, they can start to make chapatis. And coming to drinks they. They have to learn uh. Uh, making of tea or coffee, which is uh, a basic need for human. And this helps them to improve the uh, cooking skills and uh, later in the future. And as of parents, uh, they have to appreciate the child’s uh, trying of cooking at attempt up that helps them to improve their cooking skills in the future as well.
Band 6+: what kind of things can children learn to cook
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From my perspective, I would say that as teenagers, they can start preparing meals by following simple recipes. They can learn from their parents or grandparents. For example, let's start with breakfast. They can learn how to make dosa for breakfast and chapatis for dinner. They can also learn to make other simple dishes like sandwiches or salads. When it comes to drinks, they should learn how to make tea or coffee, which are basic necessities. This helps them improve their cooking skills and will be beneficial in the future. As parents, we should appreciate our children's attempts at cooking, even if they are not perfect. This encouragement will help them develop their cooking skills further in the future.
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