Make your Hawaiian Word of the Day Scrapbook with your child! You will need contruction paper and glue, a three hole punch and a binder or just yarn:
Make sure to do this with your child and then you can read the book to your child. ENJOY!
Dr. Garcia’s Displaying Art
You will need:
Cork Board ( one large piece) and 49 small pieces (you determine the size depending on how large or small of a wall you have) Note: you do not need to do 49 you can do less
Acrylic Paint will provide you the brightest color (however, I would not use this for children under 3 or a child over 3 who still puts everything in their mouth.
Brushes
Paper (typing paper is fine or you can get fancy paper if you like)
1. Each day have your tot choose the color he or she would like to work with.
2.Have them choose where to place the color paints on the paper.
3. Give them a brush and let them go for it.
4.REPEAT STEP 1 to 3 with different colors.
( you may do as Dr. Garcia and show them when it is a good time to stop…so that it all doesn’t just become brown and show them that by mixing the colors to much you will get brown)
5. Allow it to dry.
6. Then glue it onto the rectangle cork board and trim off the excess.
7. Once that is dry glue to the large piece of cork board.
8. 49 days later you have a great piece to display.
9. HAVE FUN
SLOW COOKER OATMEAL “A BRAINY BREAKFAST”
Follow the directions on your oatmeal box.
Make sure you use steel cut oatmeal
Our recipe calls for one cup of steel cut oatmeal and 4 cups of water. Add 4 tablespoons of flax seed meal (more or less to taste)
Optional: add cinnamon and apples
Cook in your slow cooker overnight and Voila in the morning you have a healthy and delicious way to start they day.
In the morning add a dollop of yogurt and some blueberries. ENJOY!
CHOCOLATE PEANUT BUTTER COCONUT BALLS
This would be for children 24 month and over and who do not have peanut allergies. It is so quick and easy to make. Here is what you’ll need:
½ cup honey or agave nectar (or less)
½ cup natural peanut butter (non-hydrogenated) or other nut butter such as almond or sunflower
1 cup multivitamin/multimineral protein powder
3 ½ cups crispy rice cereal
optional Shredded Coconut
Special Additions: Raisins or dates
Mix the honey, peanut butter and protein powder together completely. (this is easier if the honey and peanut butter are at room temperature. Mix in the shredded coconut; raisins or dates. These are optional. Slowly add the rice cereal and carefully stir until mixed. Use a cookie baller or your hands to roll the mixture into balls of desired size. Refrigerate the balls for about 30 minutes to firm them up and ENJOY!
PRETTY PIZZAS
Here’re What’ You’ll Need
You can also hide diced veggies or even pureed tofu in the sauce for an extra nutritional kick.
Preheat the oven to 425. Place each tortilla on a baking sheet or piece of foil. Spread with marinara or pizza sauce. Sprinkle cheese over the sauce and add your favorite veggie toppings. Get Creative…make fun designs, faces, words or letters or numbers. Grated carrots become hair, olives eyes, mushrooms ears…..Place your masterpiece in the oven and cook until the cheese starts to turn golden brown. Allow to cool for at least one minute before serving.
1 cup of soy milk, plain or low fat milk
¼ cup vanilla flavored protein powder
½ cup frozen mango, pineapple and papaya
2 tbsp of flaxseed or sprinkles as Susan call them
if you need to sweeten it use Agave Nectar or Honey…just a dribble.
popsicle molds or small cups
Popsicle sticks
and your blender
Combine all the ingredients in a blender and blend on high for 1 minute or until smooth. Put the mixture into popsicle molds or small cups with sticks in them. Freeze and Enjoy.
Add vegetables to the mix for added nutrition. If you do it carefully, they will be undetected. Use veggies that will be camouflaged by the color of the popsicle. For example, use carrots in the mango, red bell pepper in the guava. Use kale or spinach in the coconut for a fun green popsicle.
GUILTFREE ICE CREAM
You will need:
We are going to make our base:
First, you slice your banana and place it in the freezer. Make sure to lay the bananas flat in one layer. If they freeze together in a big clump, your blender or food processor will have a difficult time blending them.
Once the bananas are frozen, remove them from the freezer and allow them to thaw for a couple of minutes. Place them in a food processor until it becomes thick and creamy.
You can serve it just like this or you can turn it into a Tropical Treat.
Add some frozen fruit, with a splash or yogurt (for some added protein). Today we are going to add some frozen Mango. To make a Tropical Treat.
Here are some great healthy ideas for toppings to your Sundae: chopped walnuts, almonds , ground pumpkin seeds, granola or fresh sliced fruit or homemade fruit compote.
Serve Immediately
“Awesome Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies”
You will need: (voice over and shots of ingredients)
Heat oven to 375. Combine all the ingredients except the oats, flour and raisins and mix thoroughly. Stir in the oats, flour and raisins. Drop the batter by teaspoonfuls on a cookies sheet and bake until light brown.
Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots: B, B, B
Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots brought to you by Kamehameha Schools Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).
Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots: Shake, Rattle and Bounce
Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots brought to you by Kamehameha Schools Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).
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