LITTLE HANDS
| Ages: 3-5 + Grown-Up |
Stir. Taste. Explore. Together.
Little Hands is a hands-on introduction to the kitchen designed especially for preschoolers and their grown-ups.
Together, you'll measure, mix, taste, and create simple seasonal recipes while little cooks build confidence, curiosity, and early kitchen skills.
No experience needed—just come ready to make a little mess and cook together.
In the Kitchen, little hands will…
Measuring, mixing & early kitchen skills.
Explore new ingredients, taste, & texture.
Time together around the kitchen table.
Is Little Hands right for us?
Little Hands is designed for children ages 3–5 with a grown-up by their side. Classes are playful, hands-on, and paced especially for preschool-aged cooks.
Children practice simple kitchen skills like pouring, stirring, scooping, measuring, and tasting while exploring new foods and ingredients.
One grown-up participates with each child, so you'll be cooking and learning together—not watching from the sidelines.
No cooking experience or long attention span required. We expect little hands, little breaks, and a little mess!
Upcoming Little Hands Classes
Small hands, big memoriesCome cook together!
Give the gift of something made by hand! From little hands discovering the joy of cooking to adults gathering around the table, a Tegner Mill gift card opens the door to delicious experiences, new skills, and memories made in the kitchen.
Choose Your Gift Amount
$40 — A Little Kitchen Adventure
A sweet introduction to the joy of cooking.
$65 — A Gift for a Young Chef
For curious kids ready to roll up their sleeves and get cooking.
$95 — An Evening Around the Table
A delicious experience filled with good food and good company.
$125 — More to Explore in the Kitchen
For the cook who's eager to learn something new.
$200 — For the Cook Who Wants It All
A generous gift of cooking, gathering, and making memories.
Gift cards can be applied toward eligible Tegner Mill Teaching Kitchen classes and experiences. Amounts are not limited to the experiences described above.