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Originally Posted by Hanilulu  I saw this too late for your turn this month, but I figure you'll probably have a turn each month, given the size of your child's class.
I used to teach and for a while the state required that even birthday treats meet the restrictions you mentioned. One of my students brought in low sugar mini muffins his parents had gotten and all the kids LOVED them! I think they came from Wal-Mart or a mainstream grocery store.
If the treats can have natural sugars, from fruits, Stretch Island Fruit Sancks come in a big box at Costco. They are all fruit "fruit roll ups."
Right now that's all I can think of!
At the school where I taught we shared snacks for a year, but with all the restrictions it got too hard so we switched to having the students bring their own snacks. That was a lot easier for both parents and teachers!
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No, I'm not too late, its actually the 28th of Sept, sorry I should've been more specific
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ok, so fruit snacks made with fruit juice is ok...i like that idea..
Boobybunny (why do I think I've heard that before??lol).no ma'am no food handlers card here...all I know it is against school policy. this was in written form in a letter AND in the handbook.
Love the dried fruit idea, too...
I'm also thinking of cereal...honey nut chex or cheerios...something like that...I just want something Diff I can take every month, kwim? Thanks for the ideas ladies..! Jotting them down!
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