BETTY BUNNY'S SNACK PAGE
WELCOME TO MY GOOD AND HEALTHY
FOOD AND SNACKS PAGE
Nanny says we need 3 cups of milk a day to keep our bones healthy. If we are older than 9 years, we need 2 MAKE YOUR OWN SNACK
cups a day
Play the Pyramid Blast off Game
Nutrition Game fun
Color the pyramid
BREAKFAST
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Look for some good ideas
Multi-Grain Cheerios
mini pretzels
raisins
Goldfish crackers
milk chocolate chips
peanuts
Add some of these ingredients to your peanut butter
Sliced bananas
Brown sugar
Honey
Bacon
Sliced apple
Raisins
Grated carrots
FOODS LINKS
kids, explore a fun nutrition site
A fun vegetable page
See how many vegetable colors you can eat everyday with this downloadable chart
Frozen white or red grapes
yogurt-sicle - insert a popsicle stick and freeze
Sliced apples with marshmallow or caramel dip
Watermelon on a stick
Dry cereal mix
bite sized pieces of fruit on to a straw
Spread graham crackers. with whipped topping and freeze
yogurt covered raisins
Applesauce with blackberries
SUMMER IS HERE!
NANNY SAYS THAT IF WE DON'T EAT RIGHT, WE WON'T LEARN RIGHT.
Check out some cool treats
Learn how to eat foods properly
HERE ARE SOME GOOD SNACK IDEAS TO KEEP YOU HEALTHY
Snack mix.
Cereals, nuts, pretzels, fruit and mix together
Applesauce
Afternoon snack ideas
low-sugar, whole-grain cereals and whole-grain toast — make great afternoon snacks
A small serving of last night's casserole could double as an after-school snack
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Put popped popcorn in a bag and shake dry cherry flavored Jell-O in with popcorn
Cut butterflies out of white bread with cookie cutter.
Paint the bread butterflies with food coloring, making sure not to soak the bread, and then toast the bread in a toaster oven.
A cored apple stuffed with cereal
Fruit juices
1 year to 6 years: Up to 6 ounces a day
HEALTHY EATING
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