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Letter E snack ideas for 3 year olds school snack? Please help.
I was thinking about bringing in hard boiled eggs but do you think the kids will eat them? My son doesn't particularly like them. I was also thinking about mini elcaires (but that is kind of unhealthy) or animal crackers and just picking out the elephant ones. Any other ideas you might have?
Thanks!!
Re: Letter E snack ideas for 3 year olds school snack? Please help.
The parent that had E in my daughter's school is doing hard boiled eggs.
You could also get halloween candy that looks like eyeballs but that's not healthy either.
This is what I was going to say...you could make E shaped cookies.
I like the edamame idea, too. Or you could make edamame hummus if you think dip would be a more well-received idea.
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Was just going to suggest that. Mia loves them.
I just googled..
elbow pasta (like mac in cheese), eskimo pies, eggo waffles
Eggs were the first thing that came to mind. How about mini egg salad sandwiches instead of hard boiled? Edamame is good too!
Ask about egg allergies first.
Kids in my center eat english muffins as a snack all the time.
my daughter loves edamame - whether it's in the pod or out. but in the pod is half the fun for her