We're ending pumpkin week with a cheesy, warm quesadilla that looks like a jack-o'-lantern. Your little one helps sprinkle the cheese and picks the face, then you cut it into a pumpkin shape. It's a fun lunch or snack that's ready in minutes.

Peel a clementine, add a little green stem on top and you have a pumpkin you can eat! It takes one minute to make, and your little one can do most of the peeling.

It's Letter H day, so snack time is all about the /h/ sound, like honeydew. Your little one builds a big H on the plate and then eats it. Hummus, honeydew and ham: hooray for H!

Welcome to pumpkin week! We're starting in the kitchen with soft, little pumpkin muffins your child can help stir, scoop and count. They're lightly sweet, just the right size for small hands and great to make ahead for the week.

We're ending spider week with a snack your little one builds and counts. One round food goes in the middle, and eight long pieces become the legs. Count them on, count them off and eat them up!

Today's snack turns a bowl of yogurt into a spider web. Your little one squeezes berry circles onto the yogurt, then a grown-up drags a toothpick from the middle out, and a web appears like magic.

It's Letter G day, so snack time is all about the /g/ sound, like grapes. Your little one hears the sound again and again, builds a big G on the plate and then eats it. Grapes, green beans and goldfish crackers, here we go!

Welcome to spider week! We're starting with a snack that's more cute than creepy. A strawberry body, a little round head and eight pretzel legs make a friendly spider your little one can build, count and eat.

Vroom, vroom! We're ending farm week by building a tractor you can eat. A few pieces of fruit turn into a body, a cab and two round wheels. Then your little one loads it up and counts the cargo.

Farmers need a snack they can carry out to the field. Today your little one scoops, counts and shakes up their own Farm Trail Mix. Every scoop is a chance to talk about where our food comes from.

It's Letter F day, so snack time is all about the /f/ sound, like fish. Your little one hears the sound again and again, builds a big F on the plate and then eats it. Lots of F foods come straight from the farm, too.

Welcome to farm week! We're starting with a snack that says moo. Your little one turns a slice of toast into a cow face with a few simple toppings: banana for the muzzle, blueberries for the eyes and spots, and strawberry ears. Cow Toast takes five minutes and gets a lot of giggles.

Dinosaurs lived in a world with plenty of volcanoes, so today's snack erupts! Your little one piles fruit into a mountain, then pours strawberry yogurt "lava" over the top and watches it ooze down.

Stegosaurus is the dinosaur with the big plates along its back, and today we build one out of apples. Half an apple makes the body, thin slices make the plates, and your little one gets to eat their dinosaur when they're done.

It's Letter E day, so snack time is all about the /e/ sound, like egg. Your little one hears the sound again and again, builds a big E on the plate and then eats it. Bonus: eggs are a dinosaur-week favorite, since baby dinosaurs hatched from eggs too.

Welcome to dinosaur week! We're kicking it off with a snack that looks like a tiny dig site. Your little one layers creamy pudding and crumbly cookie "dirt" in a cup, then hides a dinosaur on top. Dinosaur Dirt Cups are messy, a little silly and a big hit at our table.

We're ending senses week with a taste adventure. Your little one tries sweet fruits and sour fruits side by side, makes their best sour face, and decides which side of the plate they like best.

Today snack time turns into a listening experiment. Your little one tastes a few foods, listens closely to each bite, and sorts them into crunchy, soft or somewhere in between. It's the loudest science test you'll ever do.

It's Letter D day, so snack time is all about the /d/ sound, like dip. Your little one hears the sound again and again, dunks, dips and crunches, and builds a big D out of snacks before eating it.

It's senses week, and we're kicking it off with a snack your little one explores with their whole body. The Five Senses Snack Tray has one little section for each sense: something colorful to look at, something crunchy to listen to, something to smell, something to touch and something to taste. They