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Common Core Standards

                

 Please!!!!!     No drinks other than bottled water!

     Snack

                       Snack time is an important part of our day. It is usually
                       mid-morning and lasts for 10-15 minutes. It is a working
                             snack, meaning students will work while snacking. 
                     This snack will not be a break time, and will not interrupt instructional time.

  It is very important that children are provided with healthy foods for their snacks.
  I have compiled a list of suggestions to help you with ideas. If you have a great snack idea,
  please email me with it so I may add it to this list!

  When preparing a snack for your child please follow the suggestions below.
                      1.  If you send a drink, it must be water.

                        2.  Make snacks 'finger foods.'  No snacks that the child must
                        put together such as lunchables.

                         3.  Please send healthy snacks that do not contain a
                        lot of sugar.    NO CHOCOLATE PLEASE.

                         4.  Please do not send messy snacks that will spill or
                        smear.   (no canned fruit cups please)

                           5.  No greasy potato chips. (Pringles are OK)

  Simple, Healthy Snack Ideas 

·           Fresh fruit, cut in bite size chunks, such as apples, oranges, bananas, peaches, grapes, melons, pears, plums or strawberries.

  • Carrots, celery
  • Cereals, granola or snack mixes 
  • Dried fruits
  • Breads or Bagels or Rice Cakes
  • Crackers with cheese                  
  • Popcorn or pretzels
  • Goldfish