ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 2 Make Monster Faces with Zooey Deschanel! | Cookie Monster’s Foodie Truck
Halloween is a time for fun, creativity, and yummy treats! This year, let’s make it a healthy celebration by creating silly monster faces using fresh fruits. In this article, we’ll show you how to make a delicious and healthy snack that’s also a fun activity to do with friends and family.
To make your monster faces, you will need:
First, wash your apples really well. Then, cut them into halves or quarters to make the base for your monster heads.
Use a knife or spatula to spread a nice layer of peanut butter on the cut side of the apple. This will be the “face” of your monster.
Slice the banana into round pieces to make the eyes. Put two banana slices on the peanut butter-covered apple. Add chocolate chips on top of the banana slices to make pupils, giving your monster a funny look.
Cut a strawberry in half. Place one half at the bottom of the apple to be the monster’s tongue. This adds a splash of color and sweetness to your creation.
Finally, sprinkle puffed rice cereal around the edges of the apple to make teeth. Arrange them however you like to give your monster a unique personality.
Once you’ve made your monster faces, they’re ready to eat! These fun and healthy treats are perfect for Halloween parties or as a snack after school. They look cool and are a nutritious alternative to regular Halloween candies.
Making silly monster faces out of fruits is a great way to enjoy healthy eating while celebrating Halloween. This activity not only sparks creativity but also helps you learn about the benefits of eating fruits. So gather your ingredients, get creative, and have a spooktacular time in the kitchen!
Monster Face Art Gallery: After creating your monster faces, take a moment to admire your work. Draw a picture of your favorite monster face and give it a name. Think about what kind of personality your monster might have. Is it friendly, silly, or spooky? Share your drawing and story with your family or friends and see what they think!
Fruit Detective: Go on a fruit detective mission in your kitchen or local grocery store. Can you find other fruits or vegetables that could be used to make monster faces? Maybe grapes for eyes or carrot sticks for hair? Make a list of your discoveries and try creating a new monster face using your findings. Remember to ask an adult for help when using a knife.
Healthy Snack Journal: Start a journal where you can write about different healthy snacks you try. For each snack, draw a picture, list the ingredients, and write a sentence about how it tastes and makes you feel. Include your monster face snack as your first entry. This will help you remember all the fun and healthy treats you enjoy!
