Is this too much for a preschool snack?

nettie · March 2010

Yogurt cups and animal crackers? Or should I only do one or the other? Thanks

*Amy* · March 2010

Our preschool asks for only snack and a drink so either the yogurt or the animal crackers.

Mrs.JDD · March 2010

Don't forget to send spoons with the yogurts I'm a teacher and when parents have sent in snacks like pudding and no spoons I've wanted to scream. 20+ hungry 2nd graders plus trying to find enough spoons to feed everyone in a school where the cafeteria does not like to give out spoons to classrooms is no fun. haha

Oh, and I think that is fine to send in!

oparcm · March 2010

Mrs.JDD:

Don't forget to send spoons with the yogurts I'm a teacher and when parents have sent in snacks like pudding and no spoons I've wanted to scream. 20+ hungry 2nd graders plus trying to find enough spoons to feed everyone in a school where the cafeteria does not like to give out spoons to classrooms is no fun. haha

Oh, and I think that is fine to send in!

This exactly!

amiamish · March 2010

I think its a great snack, we used to serve it when I worked in daycare. The kids liked to dip the animal crackers in the yogurt then eat the cracker. It was always a big hit.

bugmommy · March 2010

As the mother of big eaters, I think this is great! Honestly, I'm sure 3 apple slices are a snack from some kids, but my guys eat about 3 times that and still want lunch an hour later.

GrowingFamily · March 2010

Sounds great!

JOEBunny · March 2010

Not both.

Angela814 · March 2010

Sounds perfect to me. I'd buy the smaller 4oz yogurt cups if possible and give the kids a few crackers each (buy a big bag to share) instead of individual packages.

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