16 Fun Apple Snacks for your Kids
Looking for a way to make your apple snacks fun and creative for your kids? These snacks go perfect with an apple-themed week of learning!
There are a ton of adorable ways to present snacks to our kids. It’s not my area of expertise. I’m just not creative in that way. For now I love recreating other people’s ideas for my kids!
My favorite thing to do is sprinkle themed snacks into our homeschool units! These snacks were all centered around our Apple unit. That left a lot of room for creative freedom! Anything goes, as long as apples are involved!
These cute ideas were brought to you from many different bloggers. A big thank you to them for sharing these wonderful ideas! I hope you find use for them during your apple theme!
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WHILE YOU’RE PLANNING YOUR APPLE THEME:
- Here are 25 Apple Crafts for your Preschooler’s Apple theme!
- Here are 25 Apple Activities for your Preschooler
- Here’s a list of 16 super cute apple-themed Snacks for your Preschooler.
- Here’s a list of Apple Books for your Apple Unit Study.
- Here are some Apple Recipes to make with/for your kids.
16 Fun Apple Snacks for your Kids
It’s not always possible, but I like to try to add some sort of kitchen experience in each unit study we do, and make a fun, kid-friendly snack. For our apple theme, we made a rustic apple pie together, and we also enjoyed some apple snacks!
1. Apple Crab Art
2. Peanut Butter Teeth
3. Apple Turtle Art
4. Here’s Another Take on Turtle Apples
5. Apple Frog Art
6. Apple Shaped Rice Crispies
7. Graham Cracker Apple Snacks
8. Peanut Butter Apple Snail
9. Wormy Apple Art
10. Rainy Day Apple Breakfast
11. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Snacks
12. Apple “Cookies”
13. Peanut Butter and Apples
14. Apple Monsters
15. Apple Penguin Art
16. Apple Race Cars
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