Snack List
My kids were forever telling me they were hungry, asking for a snack and another snack and another snack...you get the idea. So I decided to make up a list of what they could have and get for themselves. So many people have told me they like that idea that I thought I'd share it here. Of course, you could modify it to your family's likes/dislikes.
Breakfast (pick 1) | ||
2 pieces of toast with butter and jelly or peanut butter or cream cheese or 1 small spoonful of cinnamon sugar for both pieces | 1 bowl of cereal w/milk | 1 egg and 1 piece of toast |
1 yogurt with 1 piece of fruit | Oatmeal or grits with 1 small squirt of syrup or 1 small spoonful of brown sugar |
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Snacks (between breakfast and lunch and again between lunch and dinner) | ||
List 1 (pick 1) | List 2 (pick 2) | List 3 (as many as you need) |
1 candy | 20 Pretzels | Fruit |
1 Granola bar or other bars | 10 Crackers | Vegetables |
1 cup chips or cheezy poofs | 1 cup applesauce | Gum (only 2 pieces at a time) |
1 muffin | ½ cup of peanuts |
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1 popsicle | 2 pieces of cheese |
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1 package of crackers with cheese or peanut butter in them | 2 meat sticks |
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½ cup of raisins |
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| 4 dried apricots |
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| Yogurt or go-gurt |
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| ½ bag popcorn |
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| 15 small rice cakes |
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| 1 big rice cake |
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| 1 hard boiled egg |
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| 1 cup cottage cheese |
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| ½ cup hummus or bean dip |
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| 1 tamale |
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| 1 chicken leg |
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They do have access to cup and 1/2 cup bowls, so the measuring part was easy. They colors were to correspond to the food pyramid. While I may not agree with it 100%, it's a good starting point for the kids.
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