Our butterflies emerging from their chrysalises are worthy of celebration.
How do kindergarten kids celebrate? They eat!
A big thank you to my friend Maureen who runs an amazing adult-child drop in centre and shares her fabulous activities at Maureen's StrongStart, for this butterfly celebration snack.
We started with pretzel sticks, craisins and easy peel oranges.
I showed the kids what Maureen made at her StrongStart centre.
They were inspired, and set to work.
Before I had time to take more pictures of them creating, our tables were full of butterflies.
We had
A big thank you to my friend Maureen who runs an amazing adult-child drop in centre and shares her fabulous activities at Maureen's StrongStart, for this butterfly celebration snack.
We started with pretzel sticks, craisins and easy peel oranges.
I showed the kids what Maureen made at her StrongStart centre.
They were inspired, and set to work.
Before I had time to take more pictures of them creating, our tables were full of butterflies.
We had
butterflies with long antenna
butterflies sipping nectar with their proboscis
butterflies with cranberry wings and strong antenna
and a very fancy butterfly.
The kids were pretty pleased with their butterfly creations.
And then gobbled them down like turkeys.
Yum!
These are great! I'm pinning for next year.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I will have to do this next year as well!
ReplyDelete~Heather
The Meek Moose
How fun! My kids loved themed snacks :-) I've pinned this on a couple of boards. Thanks for linking up to Mom's Library, I'll be featuring you this week at Crystal's Tiny Treasures. Have a great summer!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out great. Thanks for the shout out back to my blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really cute idea! I love it when the kids can make a snack that is this fun.
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