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Paw Patrol Lunch


No job’s too big, no pup too small!” All you preschoolers parents know exactly what tune I’m singing: It’s the P-P-P-P-PAW Patrol!  the Paw Patrol. My grandson is hooked on the hijinks of this Nickelodeon cartoon, while I’m stuck with the theme song in my head at all hours of the day and night. It’s worst then Baby Shark. I don’t allow him to watch too much TV, but when he does it’s Paw Patrol. This show is educational in its own way. It teaches how different skills can help in different situations. Kids learn how to thick of way to solve problem and think outside the box. I will always encourage my grandson’s creativity and learning. Even if it means watching the same episode over and over and over again. I also love that it acknowledges to services provided by essential workers. During the pandemic we had to speed lots of time indoor and I used this time to teach about our community helpers. So in honor of this , I came up with a Paw Patrol lunch. I had to include all his friends. I’m talking about Marshall, Rubble, Chase, Rocky, and Skye .

For this luch you will need white bread, boiled egg, ham, cheese, sliced apple, Scooby snack cookie, blue applesauce, carrots, yogurt cover raisin,  pastry markers,  circle cookie cutter, and paw patrol clipart.

Included in lunch:
🥪 Ham and cheese sandwich
🍏 Sliced Apples
🦴 Bone shape cookies
🥣 blue apple sauce (dog water)
🥕 cut carrots
🧆Snack: yogurt cover raisins


Directions:

Use circle cookie cutter to create two small sandwiches. Make ham and cheese sandwich as desired.

To create pups eyes use white bread. Take a rolling pin to flatten bread. Then use out four small circles

Use pastry makers to create circle in the center of eyes. to make eyes life like, cut a small piece of the egg white and position inside circle. 

I printed off the hats and additional characters. I hot glue each to a tooth pick to insert inside lunch.

Use markers again to create the puppies mouth. Afterward add the othe items to your lunch.

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