A Kindergarten Smorgasboard Tasty Treat Tuesday And Submisison For Smorgie!

It’s Tasty Treats Tuesday!   Today I am showing you how we made a healthy, fruity turtle snack.  We made our turtle snack during our unit on fables.  It was perfect for the Tortroise and the Hare!
You will need 1 apple per 2 students.  5 Toothpicks per student.  5 grapes per student.
Step 1:  cut the apple in half.  This is the teacher’s job.  No knives to the little ones!   Even I don’t do that…lol.
Step 2:  Students insert 4 toothpicks on the sides.  2 per side.  These are the legs.  We pushed the toothpicks about halfway into the apple.  Push the 5th toothpick into the front of the apple for the head.
Step 3:  push the grapes onto the toothpicks!
BAM!  Turtle snack!  Fun, healthy and honestly, it makes a darn cute turtle!
BEFORE EATING THE TURTLE:  I HAD THE ‘STACHES REMOVE ALL OF THE GRAPES AND PULL OUT THE TOOTHPICKS.  I CHECKED EACH APPLE TO MAKE SURE ALL THE TOOTHPICKS WERE OUT!  Safety first kids!
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I had a Submission For Smorgie question about Foodie Fun Friday so I thought it would be super fun to answer that question on Tasty Treat Tuesday.  I’m sorry Jenea.  I know I butchered your name.  I tried real real hard though!  Thanks for the great question!

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