I think there are no limitations. You can involve kids nearly in all baking cooking and food preparing !

No bake options are good – there are a few good no bake recipes on here and on taste.com

What about home made icecream . They can make it with their own flavours. Very creative ideas about classes I think .

Chocolate crackles are great, not hot things involved. Cupcakes would be good too, they could do all the mixing and putting into patty pans. Then when they’re cooled, they can have fun decorating

Sandwiches with simple fillings that they can then use cooki cutters and create shapes or designes

I would suggest pikelets, a basic biscuit or cupcakes. Small things that are easy to mix and easy for little people to decorate.

Cutters & cut out fruit shapes ,ideas are endless.

I make a big batch of biscuit dough and let them decide what to add or decorate with – eg: sultanas, sprinkles, choc bits etc. I often make these: https://mouthsofmums.com.au/recipe/choc-chip-cookies/

Mini sausage rolls are easy, they can mix sausage meat and grate veggies into it. They can then spoon mix on pastry and roll up. So easy and tasty!!

My kinder has invited parents ideas for this, they have also asked mums with their special skill to come in show the kids how its done. So far they have had pasta day made from scratch then a snall amount sent home for mums to cook. Fried rice with the rice pre cooked and all the veggies and sauces etc added with the help of the kids. Rice paper vegie rolls the kids havee loved it.

Simple things like drop scones or plain cup cakes are good. Even pizza made with lebanese bread where the children do the toppings. Anything with not too many ingredients or steps is good!

Biscuts with icing to spread on them! And then stick lollies on them!

Pizzas on pitta bread or muffens are a winner the kiddie can help pick there on toppings and add them to there own pizza.Sausage Rolls are also a winner with hidden vegetables hidden inside :0

My favourite easy baking recipe to look up would be pancakes/pikelets with cream and jam

I was asked to make pasta with my sons class! It was very enjoyable. The all had a turn at kneading the dough and putting it through the machine. Then they cooked it up and enjoyed it as a small snack!
Other ideas that they have done at my sons kindy include piklets, scones, cookies (simple like choc chip), or just a basic cake.

My daughter is a school teacher at an infants school and she has cooking classes quite regularly.. she made coconut ice with them only last week. They have made Anzac biscuits and Damper to name just a few. Ellen has a wonderful recipe on here for milo balls they are very similar to rum balls my son made when he was at preschool ( yes they did contain a sml amount of rum) but that is easy able to be omitted.
Good luck and happy baking.

I made bread with my kindy kids. Then they all got to shape their own bread roll and eat it for lunch (once I cooked them). They loved it! Could also try cookies, they could cut their own shapes and then decorate them after cooking. Or for cooking free try fruit skewers

cup cakes are winners- iced arnotts biscuits with sprinkles

My son loves making cup cakes, cheese and vegemite scrolls, and our playgroup kiddies (aged 10 months – 3.5yo) made choc chip cookies with great enthusiasm!

you could try cloud dough you use 4 cups of plain flour and half a cup of baby oil. if you want it to smell nice you could also add a few drops of lavender oil.