Showing posts with label healthy classroom snacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy classroom snacks. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Favorite Holiday snacks that have class, health and fun!

This year I wanted to do a "Frozen" theme for my daughters Kindergarten Holiday party. I did not want to go over the top Disney on them but wanted to hint a little bit here and there as Frozen is her absolute favorite movie! 
I also wanted to make the classroom party fun, but also healthy. 
Here are 8 healthy snack ideas that I came up with, some with a little influence from Pinterest, whose projects always seem to come out more perfect than mine but I still have fun being creative. 


1. Orange snowman ( We live in Florida and I can guarantee that the majority of kids have never built there own snowman but now they can with the states favorite fruit...the orange! )
2. Don't forget about the penguin fruit masks. Wrap up whole pears (my seasonal favorite) apples and oranges. To download the free link click here. 
3. Bananas with a message. The possibilities are endless when it comes to message writing on a banana. 


4. Frozen "cocoa" or really just frozen low fat chocolate milk.
5. Cheese sticks (the original ones that I saw had snowmen drawn on them and they were wrapped with a little scarf). Mine were not photo worthy, but you get the point. 
6. Popcorn "snow" . Draw a snowman face on a clear cup and presto you have a snowman. 

7. Frozen lemonade pops (Olaf loves summer right?)



8. "Do you want to build a snowman?" Trail mix. Give each child a bag of marshmallows, pretzel sticks, nuts, fruit rope cut in 3 pieces, chocolate chips and pumpkin seeds. Let them build there own and then munch on a healthy snack. 

Have a great holiday! May it be Healthy and Bright! 


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Wednesday, October 1, 2014

31 days of Healthy snack ideas for sports, after school and classrooms! Spooky fun!

October is one of my favorite months of the year. So many fun fall events to look forward to, a slight change in the weather (we live in South Florida) and mid season football. The only thing I don't look forward to is the large amount of candy, colored festive foods and sugar...sugar...sugar! 
Therefore, I wanted to come up with a daily fun snack idea to share with you to reach a healthy snack time wherever you are throughout the month. 

For the next 31 days make sure and check out our Facebook page: ABCD Eat Right to "like the snack", post your own snack ideas and share the snacks.   

Here are a few pics of ideas that will be posted 
throughout the month! 






Keep up with us on Facebook so you don't miss a 
spooky healthy post! 

And don't forget to printout your Halloween Bat Masks to wrap all of your whole fruit in! 



Friday, December 13, 2013

Day 5 Healthy Holiday Classroom Parties

On the 5th day of Christmas my 
Registered Dietitian recommended to me....
Healthy Classroom Party Food Ideas!


It wouldn't be a holiday if the Registered Dietitian was not recommending healthier fare at school! This year try these fun, delicious and healthy alternatives at your child's holiday party. 

1. Wrap your whole fruit in a festive fruit mask. To print the templates click here. Scroll down to the penguin mask and click to open 
  
2. Blueberry, strawberry and spinach smoothie

3. Vegetable trays with cucumbers, broccoli, sugar snap peas, and tomatoes with a low fat veggie dressing

 4. Red and apple slices with flavored yogurt dip or nut butter and cream cheese spread on top

5. Dried or shelled edamame

6. Desert dessert (Graham cracker with a layer of nut butter topped with a floret of broccoli)

7.  Mini sandwiches cut out into cookie cutter shapes

8. Red and green grape kebabs

9. Trail mix (crackers, yogurt covered pretzels, yogurt covered raisins, dried cranberries, blueberries or strawberries, dried edamame)

10. Hummus dip with pita bread cut into shapes, broccoli and tomatoes for dipping (hummus can also be combined with cooked beets to add a red color)

11. Popcorn balls with dried strawberries.


                                 12. Mini Grinch on a stick









Have a Healthy Holiday! 

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