K Is for Kooky Kite - a FREE (and delicious) ABC Snack!

K Is for Kooky Kite

Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height!
Let's go fly a kite, and ship it soaring!

When the breezy days of spring or autumn go far and the sun is shining, it's the perfect time to fly a kite.

Just what if it's raining exterior or the wind isn't bravado?

No problem…you tin fly this kooky kite correct in your very own kitchen.

In fact, this ABC Snacks recipe is more than a snack—it's lunch!

We've taken pretty standard lunchtime ingredients, including a sandwich, fruit, and veggies, and put them together in a style that your preschooler is going to adore. It certainly looks like Corbin and Emma are happy with their kites!

Kooky Kite Luncheon

Here's what you'll need to brand one kooky kite lunch:

• two slices of sandwich bread
• your favorite sandwich filling
• 1 piece of cord cheese
• 1 navel orange
• 1 stalk of celery
• i carrot

Directions:

1. Make a sandwich using your favorite sandwich filling.
2. Slice the corners off the sandwich to form the shape of a kite.
3. Cutting a thick slice from the center of a navel orange.
4. Slice a stalk of celery into 8-10 long, thin strips.
5. Cutting a carrot into 8-ten thin strips.
6. Pull apart a piece of string cheese to create 2 short and one long string.
7. Place the sandwich nearly the top of the plate. Add cheese strings to create kite ribs and kite string.
8. Position the orange and carrot strips to form the sun.
9. Position the celery to form grass.

Instruction Tips

• While yous're assembling your lunch, say /g/–/k/–kooky kite together.
• Tin can your preschooler build the letter Chiliad out of slivers of carrots, celery, or cheese?
• If you've ever gotten a kite stuck in a tree, yous'll love reading this hilarious moving-picture show book together.
• Download ABC Snacks: Tips for Working on Pre-Reading Skills for more teaching tips.

Want More Snacks that First with Chiliad?

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Source: https://blog.allaboutlearningpress.com/k-is-for-kite/

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