Snacktivities!: 50 Edible Activities for Parents and Young Children

This book is full of wonderful, fun food creations that kids will love: Prehistoric Eggs (hard-boiled eggs made to look like dinosaur eggs), Lemon Lights (lemonade poured over grape-juice ice cubes), Spider Sandwich (peanut butter on wheat bread with cheese curls and raisins for legs and eyes), and so forth. There is plenty of variety, and the recipes are easy enough that young children could help out with the preparation.The only drawback is the design. The book is paperback, and the only colors used for the illustrations and page designs is orange. Some photographs or at least higher-quality illustrations would make the book more attractive.

y preschool children loved doing these activities.

This book is small yet great. The kids love helping out with meals since the book looks kid friendly. Adding to my collection of food for kids!

great little book, kids will surely love this experience while creating with out cooking on a stove.

I ourchased this book to use with my classroom. There are many cute activities that the students haven enjoyed doing.

While this book is a good collection of fun kid's recipes, it isn't what I was expecting. Other than the recipes themselves (which I agree are creative), there are no "activities" or anything to learn about creating food or presentation or how baking/cooking etc works, not even a "foreword" from the author, who by the way has published many other wonderful books--unfortunately, this one doesn't live up to the same standards. But if you're looking for things to make for parties, etc, your kids might find something useful here(popcorn sculpting, flower fruit bread, spider sandwiches), and nutritious too.