Best Snack Ideas for Preschool

 
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Not sure what to bring for snack? 

Preschoolers get excited when it is their turn to bring snack! Let them be involved in planning what to bring on their day!

If possible, be creative and bring something that goes along with the letter of the week. We love to use snack time to practice our math skills. Feel free to bring snacks that we can count, sort, estimate, group, and more! 

Please refer to the weekly update email for snack assignments and the amount of children you will provide snack for.

Please remember that we are a NUT FREE school and you should never bring anything that contains nuts!

Below are some of our ideas for each letter of the week. You don’t have to bring anything on this list, it’s just for fun!

A: Apple slices, animal crackers

B: Bananas, dried bananas, gummy bears, dried blueberries

C: carrots, celery, crackers, string cheese, cereal, caterpillars (gummy worms)

D: dip, donut holes, dinosaur snacks

E: eggs

F: fishies, fruit bars, finger food, fruit cups, fruit juice, fruit

G: grapes, gingerbread, granola bars, graham crackers, green, gummies

H: heart shapes, pretzels to make H with, hot food

I: ice cream, inchworms (gummy worms)

J: juice, jellybeans

K: kiwi, Kix cereal, kettle corn

L: licorice, lollipops, lemonheads, limes, linguini

M: macaroni, mandarin oranges, muffins, melon, marshmellows

N: noodles

O: oranges, oyster crackers, oatmeal cookies, cheerios

P: peach, pear, pineapple, pizza, popcorn, pudding, pretzels, pickles, pumpkin

R: rice cakes, rolls, raspberries

S: spaghetti, shapes, starbursts

T: tangerine, triangle, toast, tarts

W: worms, watermelon, wafers, wagon wheel pasta, whipped cream

X: pretzels

Y: yogurt, yellow foods

Z: animal crackers or any other animal snacks


We can’t wait to see what you come up with!

 

 
Amy Simkins