Thanks to Facebook, I not only found out my neighbor, Julie, has a preschool, but I also noticed she did a fun, food activity with her preschool kids this week!
Rainbow Toast: In honor of St. Patrick’s day, of course! Julie was so excited about making these with her kids, she couldn’t even sleep the night before!
Here are Julie’s pictures:
So cute! For the directions to make rainbow toast Click here! She has other fun preschool activities too! I haven’t shown Erica these yet! She will be super excited. She’s my artist. Try this anytime of year and let them paint anything they want. Thanks Julie!
While I’m on the St. Patty’s topic, here was my St. Patrick’s Day muffins from last year:
Another fabulous blog with fun ideas for your pre-schoolers is Dresses and Messes! (also a very creative neighbor o’ mine!)
Have a great weekend!
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I think I’m going to try the muffin idea! We are into St. Patty’s Day.
These children have great moms! The painting on toast is a cute idea!
Julie, LOVE that toast! So cute!!
Amy, I remember that from last year now that you’ve shown them! Love it!
And thanx for the linky love! I couldn’t figure out why there were so many from your site coming into mine! :) Thanx!
Amy, thanks for putting a smile on my face with your comment! You are too cute! :)
That toast will make my children very happy! Thanks for sharing.
The rainbow toast is so cute! I can’t wait to have kids so I can do all those fun activities!!! Hope you’re having a good weekend. Let me know when you receive your success coupon ;)
The rainbow toast is soooo eye-catching – What a fantastic idea! :o)
We did the St. Patrick’s Day carrot cupcakes today – WONDERFUL!!! “It really tasted like high quality,” my husband said.
We used to love Baker’s Square carrot cake, but they went out of business (at least where we lived). That’s probably a good thing because the ingredients weren’t healthy at all.
Your recipe was a success here! Thank you!
I’m so glad you liked them! I really need to go through my recipes, because I’m thinking I have a pumpkin muffin that Wasn’t so good!
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I danced with Julie when we were little and we went to the same high school. Small world! I think she is great!
Awesome! It is a small world! She’s in my ward. :)
Be sure to use natural food-based dyes for the rainbow toast, though. Food coloring is so toxic to children that it has been banned in most European countries. The only reason it is still legal in the US is because the large corporations who produce it have such highly paid and influential lobbyists. Read _The UNhealthy Truth_ by Robyn O’Brien to learn more about this–it is a book that forever changed our family’s idea of what is and isn’t healthy eating!
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