Snack activities for kids

A soothing cross between slime and play dough, this edible pudding slime recipe smells almost good enough to eat! (And it's taste-safe!)

Channel their inner artist and foodie by making Rainbow Toast with Edible Paint. Milk, bread, coloring and creativity are all your kids need to create an edible masterpiece for a fun breakfast, snack or sandwich.

These fun food art ideas and recipes will keep the kiddos busy in the kitchen, being creative and creating their own healthy treats with California produce!

These healthy candy bracelets are such a simple craft for kids. Collect your favourite assortment of dried goods and let them create their own edible jewellery. You might have to help a bit with poking everything through the needle, but they’ll have lots of fun creating patterns, pulling it all onto the string and testing the new flavours. And of course, at the end, they’ll have something beautiful to show off!

These three easy banana sushi rolls are a fun way to mix up a fruit snack. Plus, these rolls are so simple that the kids can make their snack themselves!

We recently had ice cream day for “i” day of our ABC countdown to summer. Instead of buying ice cream, I decided we would make our own. I knew it would be a great memory-making activity for my students, and *bonus!* we could tie-in a how-to writing to go with it. A couple tips: If you decide to try this (you really should!) don’t get too hung up on the kind of salt you use. I’ve make ice cream in bag plenty of times using plain table salt–but ideally, the

Bright and cheerful rainbow crafts and activities for kids that will brighten up your home or classroom. This includes painting, book activities and snacks.

Grape and toothpick sculptures are edible art projects that double as a healthy snack for kids. Fun to make and tasty to eat!

Simple and delicious, Easy Fruit and Cracker Pizzas are great for after school snacks, post sports refuel, VBS or camp! Kids can make on their own, too!