This book is ideal for helping children ages 7 to 8 understand safety in the kitchen through an interactive digital approach.

Tommy and Lacy's Kitchen Tips

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'Thank you Lacy. I understand much more about kitchen safety now. Can you help me to come up with the safety rule for these two pictures?' 'I heard that Grade 2R has some brilliant students. I know they would be happy to help you!' Lacy said.

Lacy laughed, and smiled at her brother. 'Of course you are. But we still need adult supervision in the kitchen to prevent hurting ourselves.' 'Okay Lacy. What about when Mummy is home?' Tommy asked excitedly.

'She will help us in the kitchen. But we still need to practice kitchen safety, because one mistake can cause a big accident.' Tommy remembered when he burnt his arm from a hot pot. He didn't want to feel that pain again, so he asked Lacy how he could be careful in the kitchen.

Little Tommy and his big sister Lacy love the kitchen! Tommy and Lacy enjoy watching Mommy make yummy meals, but sometimes, Tommy forgets that the kitchen can be very dangerous.

'Lacy, why can't I be in the kitchen when Mummy is not around?' Tommy often complains. 'Children should not be left alone in the kitchen Tommy.' 'But I'm a very good cook!' he insists.

Here are some of the things Lacy told Tommy:

Lacy also told Tommy about safety practices for the food we eat:

Clean up kitchen spills as soon as they happen.

Wash fruits and vegetables before using them.

Store food appropriately in sealed containers.

Tommy and Lacy's Kitchen Tips

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