These Dr. Seuss snacks are super easy to prepare and are candy-free! We are celebrating all things Dr. Seuss this week in anticipation of Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss Day (March 2nd). Here are some simple ways to make snack time a little more fun and festive — Dr. Seuss style!
Some of our favorite Dr. Seuss snacks:
1. Cat in the Hat Cheese Sticks and One Fish, Two Fish Crackers:
You Will Need:
- Cheese Sticks in Clear Wrappers
- Fish Shaped Crackers
- Small Zippered Bags
- Sheet of Paper
- Stapler
- Red and Black Permanent Markers
Use black and red permanent marker to draw the cat in the hat on top of the cheese stick’s clear wrapper. Allow to dry completely. Place fish shaped crackers in a plastic bag, write “One Fish, Two Fish” on a piece of paper to use as a bag topper. User a stapler to attach the bag topper to the bag.
2. (Smushed) Apples Up On Top:
You Will Need:
- Apple Shaped Sticky Notes
- Apple Sauce
- Wooden Spoon (optional)
- Washi Tape (optional)
- White Gel Pen
Use the white gel pen to write “(Smushed) APPLES Up On Top” on the apple shaped sticky note. Attach to the apple sauce lid. Use extra tape to hold in place, if desired. Optional — Decorate a wooden spoon with a bit of washi tape.
3. HOP on POPcorn:
Fold an index card in half to make a sign and use markers to write “HOP on POPcorn”. Fill a small bowl with air-popped popcorn and place the sign next to the bowl.
More Dr. Seuss Day Fun:
- Hot Air Balloon Window Display Inspired by Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
- Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss — Crafts and Activities for Preschoolers
- DIY “Speck” Discovery Lab Inspired by Horton Hears a Who
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Very cute ideas!!! I wish I had the option to send in a batch of fish for my daughter’s class … maybe I’ll consider giving it a try. 🙂
I bet she would love that, Andrea! 🙂 My youngest ALMOST didn’t want to eat the cheese stick because she thought it was too cute. lol! almost. 😉