I saw this activity in a Whole Foods magazine/coupon book/recipe ad... I don't know exactly what you'd call the publication. However, you (parent) have your kid draw a plate and choose a food from each color to draw on the plate. Older kids can add up the cost of their meal or figure out what the cheapest meal would be or figure out which meal they could buy with $1.57. Super cool way to teach kids about foods, colors, nutrition, math, art, etc! You could even show them still life paintings and let them water-color their way to greatness... okay, so that's the advanced version.
Parents, let me know what you think... otherwise, you won't get a review of this activity for about 5-7 years. :)
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Ali, this could go in our book!!
Oh I think you could have your children cut out pictures from magazines of foods and be able to design different meals!
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