Easy Earth Day Snacks for Kids
22 April 2013
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All the Earth Day education can be exhausting and make little ones hungry. What better way to reenergize then munching on some easy Earth Day snacks for kids? Here are a few simple ideas for Mother Nature oriented eats to nibble on:
All Organic
Go natural with back-to-basics fruit and veggie platters. Throw in some humus to dip the veggies in.
Dirt Pudding
Pour chocolate pudding into a cup and spring crushed chocolate cookie crumbs on top. Then throw in a gummy worm and voila! Dirt pudding!
Pine Nuts
They’re part of pine trees, after all! Plant some evergreens in your local park and then feed your kids pine nuts.
Earth Krispie Treats
Make Rice Krispie treats following your regular recipe. But to make them a bit more festive, add a few drops of blue and green food coloring. Then swirl the colors throughout before setting the bars.
Ants on a Log
Bust out the classic ants on a log. Smear some peanut butter on slices of celery and place a few raisins on each.
Trailmix
Mix together some dried bananas and apples with a variety of nuts (be sure to check if anyone has peanut allergies first!) and pretzels.
Sources:
-“Earth Day snacks and treats” Spoonful
-“Any good ideas for a class for Earth Day snacks?” Fertile Thoughts
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