Breakfast Snacks

Super easy..........eckridge small sausages and roll up in a cresent, bake and eay pigs-n-a-blanket. Kids will eat then hot or cold. Mine also always hit the fruit first and you can put together fruit kabobs on pretzels, thin plain bread sticks.

fruit tray
cheese and crackers
mini donuts
chex mix
little sandwiches cut into C-mas trees
juice boxes or mini water bottles

Hi there V., for my daughters class I did breakfast burritos and the kids and teacher just loved them. I made the tortillas myself but you can use the store bought ones (which save time) and fill them with scrambled eggs, bacon and grated cheese. I rolled them up real tight and wrapped them, individually, in foil to keep warm.Voila!

If your daughter goes to public school, make sure it is ok to bring in homemade food. Some districts only allow packaged food to be served.

I just did pigs in a blanket for my daughters fall party. The kids loved them. I also took a little fruit tray with grapes, strawberries, apples, and did a fruit dip.

When my kids were young, we made "reindeer sandwiches" for Christmas party treats. Make peanut buter sandwiches, cut off crusts and cut the sandwich in half diagonally. insert pretzel sticks in the long side of the triangle for the antlers, use raisins for the eyes and a marischino cherry half for the nose. ("Glue" the eyes and nose on with a dab of peanut butter.

I know we are more conscious of food allergies now than we were back then, but if none of the children are allergic to peanut butter, it should work!!

Have fun and enjoy the holiday season with your children. Before you know it, they'll be coming home from college for the holidays and you'll be so glad you made memories when they were at home!!