Preschool snack recipes can give kids a chance to get their hands
involved in cooking experiences and be able to eat their creations.
Every preschooler loves the chance to cook like a big person and
play with their food. In my experience teaching preschool age kids
and doing many preschool playgroups these are some of mine, and the
kids, favorite preschool recipes.
1 mini candy bar (if you want a healthier snack use sliced
fruit instead)
mini marshmallows
1 pan
What you do:
Take your tortilla and put it in a pan or plate. Warm tortilla. Be
careful not to burn the tortilla. Or warm in a microwave for 15-20
seconds. Then remove the tortilla and add the mini candy bar and the
mini marshmallows.
For different tastes change the amount of toppings you put in the
tortilla. After you have added toppings to your liking, wrap the
tortilla up and enjoy!
Animals on a Log
Make a twist on the ants
on a log idea by using animal crackers and adding "food" for
the animals.
Tic Tac Toe Snack
A fun way to serve sandwiches for lunch or snack, and get your young
children to eat it, is to let them play with their food! Try this
Tic Tac Toe game lunch idea.
Homemade Gummies
Create
homemade gummies kids will love for snack time. You can create
different shape and sizes the kids will love too.
Smoothie Bowls
Create a smoothie into a fun work of art with smoothie
bowls.
Make teaching easier with our activities and recipes compiled in one easy to read format.
Add a fruit salad to a hollowed out orange for some fun.
Animal Toasts
Create a boring piece of toast into a fun snack with these ideas/
Use Nutella, peanut butter or cream cheese as the spread. Then add
fruit to make animal faces. See
more fun toast recipes.
Or use rice cakes for
a base to your animal toasts.
Theme Ideas
Take a theme a week and read books, do art projects and make theme
related snacks to go with it. We have a lot of themes to
choose from like owls, space, sports, flowers and more to interest
your young learners.
Mice Cheese Snack
Who said a cheese and cracker snack had to be boring?! Create some
little cheese mice and crackers instead. Using triangle shaped
cheese, add almond ears and dried fruit for noses and eyes.
Do you have a favorite recipe your kids love to make? Or a recipe your kids ask you to make again and again? Share it with us!
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