Safe Snack list

• Fresh fruit- such as Apples, Apricots, Bananas, Blackberries, Blueberries, Cantaloupe, Cherries,
Grapefruit, Grapes, Honeydew Melon, Mandarin Oranges, Nectarines, Oranges, Peaches, Pears,
Pineapple, Plums, Raspberries, Strawberries, Tangerines, Watermelon or Applesauce

• Dried fruit (raisins, banana chips, etc.) N o Trail M i x

• Vegetables- such as Broccoli, Carrot sticks or Baby Carrots, Celery Sticks, Cucumber, Peppers, green
beans, Snap Peas, Snow Peas, Tomato slices or grape or cherry tomatoes, Yellow Summer Squash slices,
Zucchini slices, etc.

• Cheese or Cheese Sticks

• Bagels, Rice Cakes, English Muffins, Pita, or Tortillas. N O P E A N U T BUTTER on anything

• Hummus with pretzels

• Dried Breakfast Cereal (no milk) that are not peanut, nut caramel or chocolate flavored

• Sunflower seeds, pumpkins seeds

• Lunch meat -plain or serve with bread, pita, crackers, tortillas (as a wrap)

• Plain/original flavored graham crackers, graham sticks (no nuts, caramel, or chocolate flavored)

• Crackers, Pretzels-original flavored (no nuts, caramel or chocolate flavoring)

• Microwave popcorn-already popped (no Cracker Jacks, caramel, etc. flavored due to possible allergens)

N O P R O D U C T S THAT M A Y C O N T A I N PEANUTS, TREE NUTS, C O O K I E S , C A N D Y O R G R A N O L A BARS

WILL BE PERMITTED D U R I N G S N A C K T I M E

Birthday Celebratiom:
Teachers recognize and celebrate student birthdays in their classrooms. If you would like to add to the celebration of
your child's birthday at school, consider some of the following options:

·Share a small inexpensive non-edible treat with classmates: erasers, highlighters, bookmark or pencils are always
appreciated and needed by students.

·Donate an age-appropriate game for indoor recess: When the weather does not allow for recess outside, students are
always seeking new games to play during indoor recess. Donating an age-appropriate game in honor of your child's
birthday is a wonderful long-lasting birthday gift shared with all students.

·Donate an item from your teacher's classroom supply wish list: Teachers are always in need of additional whiteboard
markers, an electric pencil sharpener, etc. Donating an item for use in the classroom is another way to honor your child's
birthday.

·Dedicate a book: Have your child dedicate a grade-level appropriate book to his/her classroom library. We encourage
parents/guardians to write "In honor of [your child]'s birthday" inside the book. Please check with your child's teacher for
book titles and/or author ideas.