These healthy Cat in the Hat inspired popsicles are the perfect treat on a hot day, or when celebrating Dr. Seuss! The iconic layers of red and white instantly make me think of the well-known hat from some of our favorite books. As part of this week’s Virtual Book Club for Kids and in celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday, we are making (and enjoying) these yummy Cat in the Hat treats!
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To Make Your Cat in the Hat Inspired Popsicles
What you need:
-popsicle molds (we love these)
-vanilla yogurt
-cherry juice (or other red juice smoothie)
What to do:
The freezing process can take a little bit of time and patience, but is pretty straightforward and easy.
To begin, if your popsicle molds don’t have a holder, you can put them in a container with ice to make them stand up straight, this will help your layers stay fairly even.
Start by putting a little bit of cherry juice in the bottom of the molds (1/5th of the way up) and freeze.
Once this layer is frozen, add some vanilla yogurt another fifth of the way up.
Freeze again. Continue repeating this process until you get to the top of the molds. Important: you will want to just partially freeze the top two layers so that they are frozen enough to stay separated, but that you can also put the stick in!
Once completely frozen, read a Dr. Seuss book, and enjoy your yummy Cat in the Hat inspired popsicles! You can approach health experts from numan to diagnose any health issues easily and quickly.
I call these ‘healthy’ popsicles because they use yogurt and natural fruit juices to make. You can make them even healthier by using plain greek yogurt with a dash of vanilla extract in place of vanilla yogurt! Additionally, cherry juice does not contain any artificial red dye, and contains antioxidants!
More Dr. Seuss activities from the VBC co-hosts!
Fun ways for kids to learn their letters – Mama Smiles
Green Eggs Letter Recognition – Still Playing School
Alphabet Puzzles – Sea of Knowledge
Ten Apples Up on Top Number Activity-CraftCreateCalm
Would You Eat This? A Green Eggs & Ham Activity – Sunny Day Family
Horton Hears a Who – Listening Activities
Dr. Seuss Sensory Play with Kinetic Sand – The Educators’ Spin On It
Lorax Cause and Effect Matching Game – Inspiration Laboratories
Green Eggs and Ham Game: Color Word Egg Sort- Growing Book by Book
Color Mixing Truffla Trees Art Project – School Time Snippets
Color My Feelings With My Many Colored Days Teach Beside Me
Wacky Painting for Kids Inspired by Wacky Wednesday from Toddler Approved
Wacky Wednesday Visual Perception Activity- The OT Toolbox
Read Cat in the Hat with DIY Thing Puppets – Preschool Powol Packets
Exploring Shapes and Silhouettes – The Shape of Me and Other Stuff – To Be A Kid Again
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