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The document describes an after-school program called BRAVE that teaches life skills to elementary school students through cooking classes. In the cooking class, students learn skills like reading recipes, following instructions, math with measurements, and teamwork. They also explore new foods, learn to be patient, and discuss food using their senses. The goal is to empower students and get them interested in nutrition.
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