Vegetable Flashcards

Fall is finally here and I’m excited to finally have Vegetable Flashcards in the line up. These were so much fun to illustrate and so perfect for those fall sensory bins. Some of the more obscure veggies are hilarious to hear Sofie practice. Here’s a list of ideas for how to use these flashcards for different kinds of learning and play.

  • Set up a farmers market stand and use the cards as signs for bins for different foods

  • Pair them with fruit flashcards and have your toddler separate them out by type

  • Turn them over and have your toddler pick them out and say the word for each

  • Sort them by color (and match or pair with other color toys or flashcards)

  • Set up a fall sensory bin using leaves, foods, chickpeas, corn and other fall foods

  • March the veggies in the kitchen as you’re cooking to help with real life object identification

Rainbow marshmallows

So you all know that at my house we love edible play. Sofie is just finally rounding the corner on not putting absolutely everything into her mouth. But while she does, we love this fun foodie adventure of dying marshmallows and sorting and eating them along the way. This one was super simple to do, we just grabbed some sauce dishes and made all of the colors of the rainbow. We of course used our Goodnight Fox Rainbow Colored Flashcards to practice matching. Then we when dunked a handful in each color and mixed them around until they had absorbed as much of the color as we wanted. We set them out on paper towels to dry on a baking sheet so that the colors wouldn’t bleed into each other. But I didn’t realize that the sticky marshmallows would stick to the paper towels as they dried. So needless to say there were some casualties left behind. But it was still a ton of fun and very few ingredients and prep work involved.

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