02/17/2019

Fun with cereal #craftingwithkids #playwithyourfood

If your house is anything like mine, there are usually at least six open boxes of cereal in the pantry. We love cereal not just for breakfast but for a snack at any time of the day (I'm eating handfuls of Maple Cheerios as I write this).

There are also lots of super simple kids' crafts created with cereal. Putting these together is great motor skills practice for the littles. Here are a few of my favorites (you can read that as easiest):

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Froot Loop Rainbow

Froot Loop Flowers (thanks to Ginnygingerpie)

Cheerios Bird Feeders (thanks to thedecoratedcookie)

Corn Pops Pot of Gold (thanks to 123homeschool4me)

Honey Combs Bee Hive (thanks to teachingheart)

Lucky Charms Graphing Activity (thanks to howtohomeschoolmychild)

Motor Skills Practice

Froot Loops

I hope you enjoy these delicious ideas as much as we do! Combining sneaking learning with snack time -- there's nothing better.  #craftingwithkids #notjustforbreakfast

Feb 17, 2019 9:54:57 PM | Crafts, Food and Drink, Unplugged Fun

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