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    Home » Kids Crafts

    Family Peas in a Pod

    Published: May 16, 2019 · Modified: Jun 1, 2022 by Marcie Groller · This post may contain affiliate links

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    two peas in a pod paper plate crafts

    This peas in a pod craft is simple, generates no mess, and allows your kids to be creative without much help from you. You'll likely have most of the supplies in your house already. Plus, it's kind of adorable!

    This craft also provides a great opportunity to share some fun facts about this meal's featured ingredient:

     

    Sugar snap peas in strainer

    🌱sugar snap peas🌱

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      • Sugar snap peas can be eaten whole. You can eat the pods with their peas!
      • Sugar snap peas can be eaten raw or cooked.
      • While sugar snap peas are very similar to snow peas , sugar snap peas tend to be sweeter and crispier.
      • Sugar snap peas are high in dietary fiber, and that makes them good for our digestive system.

      So, the craft calls for your kids to make peas for all the family members in your house. The sweetest thing about this (which I never could've predicted) is that my kids apparently consider a lot of my closest friends family. When they were cutting out the circles, they were calling out my best friends' names. And there's also a pea for the dog 😍That seriously warmed my little heart. Enjoy! 

      💡Overview💡


      Featured Ingredient
      : 
      Sugar Snap Peas

      Corresponding Recipes: Beef and Snow Pea Stir Fry

      Skills supported: Fine motor (drawing, cutting, gluing), math (counting, composing shapes), following instructions

      ✂ supplies ✂

      • Paper plate
      • Paper (green is ideal)
      • Markers or crayons
      • Scissors
      • Glue or Tape

      Supplies for Peas in a Pod Craft, including markers, paper plate, scissors, tape and green paper

      Note: This post contains affiliate links.

      📝instructions📝

      Consider setting up the craft before cooking so your kids can get to work right away.

      1. Open up a sugar snap pea and examine the small peas found inside.

      2. Cut a paper plate in half.*

      3. Color half of the paper plate green. 

      4. Cut out paper circles for each family member in the household.*

      5. Color the circles green and draw faces on them. Children who can write can label each circle with the names or initials of their family members.

      7. Glue or tape the circles to the top, inside edge of your halved paper plate. 

      Child cutting paper plate for peas in a pod craft
      Child taping paper peas onto paper plate for peas in a pod craft
      child holding our family Peas in a Pod Craft, with peas labelled as different members of the family

      Note: *For toddlers especially, these tasks may require adult supervision and/or assistance.

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