Your child can use objects such as rubber bands and strawberry baskets to blow bubbles, and can experiment by using the different objects to create bubbles of different sizes. Be warned that while your child is mastering the art of bubble blowing, you may end up with a lot of water on the floor. If you want your child to do this activity at the sink, sit him on a stool with rubber legs so it doesn't slide. Buy ready-made pizza dough and give your child a bowl of cooked tomato sauce to smear onto the crust. Then let him decorate it with pieces of grated cheese, pepperoni, olives, slices of tomato and pepper, and anything else you would like on the pizza.
Many children like to make smiley faces or patterns.
Cook up a story. Bring your kids into the kitchen and tell each other stories, Kenworthy suggests. Try using kitchen items for inspiration. For example, the pasta you are about to dump into the boiling water can represent scuba divers on a daring mission. Encourage your child to add to the tale or start one of his own.