Salad craft

This faux salad is made from a paper plate, tissue paper, and construction paper and almost looks good enough to eat! It's a fun project to pair with a lesson about nutrition and healthy eating.

Encourage healthy eating with this fun construction paper salad. Kids can add all sorts of colorful vegetables to their project.

Our final activity for our "Fruits & Vegetables" week was this fun craft! LB likes salad, but he usually doesn't like a whole lot of vegetables in it. So this was a fun way to show him how pretty & colorful a salad can look when there are lots of veggies in it! Supplies: Construction paper - Green, white, yellow, orange, red, etc. 1 piece of white cardstock Marker Glue Prep Work: Using different colors of paper, cut out small vegetable shapes. Here are some ideas: orange - carrots yellow…

A fine motor and scissor skills activity. As children's fine motor and scissor skills improve they are more comfortable with making things with their hands

Salad Spinner Paint Art: I had seen the idea on Pinterest and had been wanting to give it a try. We finally did, and it was so much fun!

This fun paper avocado craft is perfect for kids of all ages and requires very few materials! Check it out and recreate it today!

Teach your kids to love veggies with this Build a Salad Craft Free Printable! You never know, they might want to eat a salad after they're done with it! #CraftsforKids #Crafts #FreePrintable #BuildaSalad #daydreamintoreality #homeschoolideas

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