I can eat a rainbow

Rainbow of good foods

Make a rainbow out of Froot Loops for an edible cereal rainbow activity! With marshmallow clouds, who could resist this yummy activity.

This blog features teaching tips and resources for kindergarten and first grade teachers.

You’ve heard the term Eat the Rainbow? It’s used to capture the idea of encouraging kids to make healthy food choices. Food literacy and likes and dislikes can begin early. When kids are small getting them to eat sometimes needs to be a bit playful. Convincing them to eat fruits and vegetables doesn’t need to be a battle. Post may contain affiliate links as a service to readers. I receive a small commission from qualifying purchases. Tricks to Help Kids Eat Well Kids can often be…

Like most kids, my children would live on carbs and cheese. Cereal and milk for breakfast, grilled cheese for lunch and cheese pizza for dinner. Occasionally they throw in a quesadilla or some mac and cheese to mix it up. Nothing ruins family dinner faster than a knock down dra

Fact: Kids love to eat colorful foods! This rainbow frozen yogurt bark is a great way to get your kids to eat in color! A nutrient-dense and naturally sweetened recipe that is a wonderful treat that you can feel good about giving to them. It's the perfect dessert or snack for toddler and kids. Adults too!

Children love being creative, even if they don't like art. Here is a very different fun way to encourage creativity...make rainbow toast, it's so easy!

“Healthy Recipes for Kids + I Ate a Rainbow Printable Chart”

FREE "I Can Eat a Rainbow" nutrition and healthy eating activity for kids. Teach children about the importance of eating colorful fruits and veggies.

Perfect for a healthy nutrition unit, this post contains lots of free eat-a-rainbow printables & Montessori-inspired activities for preschool - first grade.

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Students will learn how to make a food rainbow craft that will challenge them to eat foods from every color of the rainbow. They will learn the health benefits of each color group.

🌈Encourage kids to make healthy food choices with Twinkl's Eat The Rainbow Food Art Craft! Kids will have loads of fun making these colorful rainbows that they can munch on later! Download this healthy eating craft for kids from www.twinkl.com.🍎

Rainbow toast is a fun breakfast activity that will have even the most reluctant eaters finishing their breakfast! Bonus: it's a great fine motor activity!

Who else goes a little rainbow crazy this time of year? I mean, I just can’t help it! All those bright colors just make me so happy! If you’re looking...

This cereal rainbow snack stick is a snack your kids will love to make and then eat. It's easy to make and it's so much fun to eat.

This colorful dice game that practices adding to 10 will bring colorful fun to any snack time! What better way to practice addition?

How to make a rainbow wrap - step by step rainbow tortilla wrap recipe - healthy fun food idea for kids packed lunches - Eats Amazing UK

Brighten the day with this edible rainbow toast! It's a great wintry-day activity with the kids!

How do you motivate kids to eat colorful fruits and veggies? Turn it into a game by decoding Eat the Rainbow Jokes for Kids.