A Train for Muffin Tin Monday
This weeks theme for Muffin Tin Monday is "Planes Trains and Automobiles". We had fun reading some transportation books this morning before lunch and making a Traffic Light Project to go with the Muffin Tin Theme for today. Emily loved watching me make her Peanut Butter Cracker Train!
Emily's Muffin Tin Lunch
Top Row: Banana Sun, Berry Blue Jell-O with Blueberries (the sky)Middle: Peanut Butter Cracker Train with Raisin wheels, Banana and sprinkle windows and pretzel connectors.
Bottom Row: Grapes (the land)
She is so excited for her Muffin Tin Lunch!!!Her favorite part was the Jell-O of course :0)
You have the cutest crafts and activities, Mama! Love them. And the train is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite tins!
ReplyDeleteVERY cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the train! So cute!
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What a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteawww, so creative! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am looking at these with my son, and he said, "Let's make that one sometime!" He really likes your train.
ReplyDeleteI love train, Emily looks very excited!
ReplyDeleteI love your train--now that's creative!! Where do you get all of your fun ideas?!
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun muffin tin. So creative.
I love loooking at your tot school posts. Savanna has started to really enjoy playing with her potato heads too. What a sweet big sister present. Emily's painting in her Princess book is so neat. I can imagine that she would have been so excited to use the pink glittery paint. We have the exact same activity gym that Emily had when she was a baby. How sweet to see Emily and Juliette on the mat together.
How very creative to make the top row the sky and the bottom the land! And I love the train - very cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute muffin tin! I also love your hot glue gun rubbings and your egg carton stop light! Between that and the sponge painting, it looks like you guys have a ton of fun!
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Super awesome - something that even my picky eater would eat. Thanks for sharing!
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