Nursery rhyme themed snacks

These cute chocolate spider donuts are fun to make and are completely edible. Candy eyes and pretzel legs complete this creepy treat.

Since this was a second baby shower, I wanted it to be more like a kid-friendly tea party than a traditional guess-how-big-Mama’s-belly-is/gift bingo/grown up shower. I also wanted it to be girly but not princessy, cute but not over the top, and to involve lots and lots AND LOTS of food. I actually stumbled into […]

Grab our FREE printable and see our snack idea to use with the book, The True Story Of The 3 Little Pigs. A great Literacy Snack Idea 3 Little Pigs idea!

Nursery rhyme theme baby shower

Hello world! My last lesson post was about 6 months ago. I knew summer would be difficult, but I had no idea how long it would take for me...

Baa Baa, Black Sheep is a common nursery rhyme that first appeared in Tommy Thumb’s Pretty Song Book published in 1744! This was a collection of English nursery rhymes, and Baa, Baa Black Sh…

Today we got to paint our food before eating it. It's easy to do. 1. Cut your bread. We used a mitten cookie cutter. 2. Use milk mixed with food colouring and paint the bread. 3. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar. 4. Put it in the toaster oven. 5. Eat and enjoy.

If it means they'll eat what you make, we think playing with food is just fine!

Italian sausage bites topped with a puff pastry star for the perfect easy appetizer. A festive and classy dish to celebrate any occasion! I fell in love with these right when I saw them on Tastespotting. It's another easy party dish that I made for our Super Bowl party. The fun thing is, you can...

Preschool or Kindergarden snack for Nursery Rhyme week or Halloween. Little Miss Muffet's Spider uses pretzel sticks, round crackers, peanut butter, and rasins. Not for peanut allergy free zones.