Dive into a variety of snack ideas to bring the Creation story to life for little ones. With fun, themed snacks representing each of the seven days, you can help children explore God’s work—from the creation of light to animals and the Sabbath—in a delicious and memorable way. Keep reading to discover tasty treats that make learning about Creation both fun and flavorful!
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Day 1 (Day, Night) - Oreo cookies
Day 2 (Sky, Water) - Cotton Candy, water or Frosted Mini-Wheats cereal, blue Jello, marshmallows
Day 3 (Land, Plants) - Make plants and flowers with stick pretzels, colored M&M's and raisins
Day 4 (Sun, Moon, and Stars) - Yellow piece of cheese cut into a circle, white powder donut, Starburst candy, miniature star pasta
Day 5 (Fish, Birds) - Goldfish
Day 6 (Animals, Man) - Animal Crackers, Mickey Mouse Chicken Nuggets, Human Puppy Chow (aka Muddy Buddies)
Day 7 (Rest) - Marshmallows as pillows
Chocolate and Vanilla Chips
Cut bananas into thick slices. Slide onto a popsicle stick. Melt chocolate chips in the microwave on low temperature. Dip the banana into the chocolate. Freeze for a cool snack.
Make individual portions of Blue Raspberry Jello in small cups. Put in refrigerator until firm. Top with Cool Whip to make clouds.
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Create flowers and plants using cut up vegetables and fruit.
Create flowers by topping a rice cake with peanut butter. Add raisins on the peanut butter. Garnish with grapes as petals.
Using sugar cookie dough, roll out and cut into circles and stars. Paint with egg yolk paint - 1 egg yolk + 1 tsp water, divided and tinted with food coloring. Bake as directed.
Using cookie cutters, cut animals out of cheese squares.
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