Sports theme snacks preschool

I'm a self declared super pinner...yep, I admit it! I am a Pinterest addict still to this day. A lot of great inspiration comes to me when perusing pins. Today's Tasty Tuesday team snack idea was inspired by a holiday pin where a mom made orange cups into jack-o-lanterns for Halloween. That's awesomesauce right there - so simple, yet cute and creative! We made quite a few of these gems and gave them away to toddler trick-or-treaters at our house this past Halloween. See the original pin that…

Looking for some winning snack ideas for your sports-themed VBS? These five VBS snacks will keep your VBS team energized and ready to play for God's team, and best of all, they're

March Madness food ideas ... also great for NBA playoffs or a birthday basketball party! Fun, easy recipes + decorating ideas, too!

Simple and delicious, Easy Fruit and Cracker Pizzas are great for after school snacks, post sports refuel, VBS or camp! Kids can make on their own, too!

quick and easy basketball cookies

S'mores on a stick are an easy, fun treat to make during a preschool camping theme. Great when you want s'mores without a campfire!

l i n z y ✌🏼 on Instagram: "Sports are back in session so here’s a fun way to bag those snacks if you want to be a little extra for snack duty! Also fun for a coach! 🏈⚾️ 🏐 ⚽️ 🥎"

The biggest game of the year is just around the corner, and we've got some great Super Bowl Ideas for football-themed crafts and snacks for all ages.

None of my kids have any known allergies or food sensitivities. So, when I saw that there were players on my son's baseball team with a multitude of dietary requirements, I was a bit nervous. While I do read labels when I make purchases it is more of skim than a critical scour. Just basically checking how many grams of sugar, whether there are any preservatives etc. But I knew when it was my turn to bring the after-game snack, I needed to be very informed and intentional in my choices. I sta

In this age of Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram it’s easy to get sucked into thinking that every mom has endless amounts of creativity, energy, and every kid deserves a neon-colored whipped sugar on a regular basis.