Healthy Easter Treats: Chick Fruit Cups DIY
Want to serve up a fun and adorable snack for the kids this Easter? These healthy Easter treats are absolutely adorable and so easy to make. Perfect for an Easter tablescape at the kid’s table or an easy Easter treat for the kids to bring to school!
Healthy Easter Treats
Nothing says Easter quite like an adorable Easter Chick. These fruit cups make a great snack plus these Easter treats are so easy to make, you can even let the kids help. With Easter comes a ton of candy so these healthy Easter treats are a great departure from the sugar-overload kids are sure to experience. Plus, they are an adorable addition to your Easter tablescape so kids will love the cute treats!
Healthy Easter Treats Supplies
- Pineapple tidbits fruit cups
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Yellow craft feathers (like these)
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Scissors
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Pencil
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Glue
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Healthy Easter Treats Instructions:
Follow these easy steps to make your own healthy Easter treats chick fruit cup! Make a bunch for all the kids at Easter!
1.) Draw a diamond shape onto a piece of orange craft foam. Cut the diamond shape out of the craft foam.
2.) Draw the shape of two chick feet onto a piece of orange craft foam. Leave a bit of blank space at the top of the feet shapes so that there is room to glue them under the fruit cup. You can use the photo for reference on how to create this shape.
3.) Use glue to attach the two feet to the bottom of an upside-down fruit cup. Glue two googly eyes to the front of the upside-down fruit cup. Pinch the orange foam diamond shape that you cut out until it forms a closed beak for your chick. Glue the closed beak to the front of your fruit cup, under the googly eyes. Once glued, the beak will pop back open slightly, but that is okay.
4.) Use glue to attach one yellow feather to either side of the bottom of the fruit cup.
That’s all you have to do! Repeat for each Easter chick fruit cup. These are adorable, healthy and fun! Make them for a kids Easter tablescape or use them as a fun Easter craft activity to keep the kids busy at Easter. No matter what you do with them, eat them when you finish! YUM!
Print Easter Chick Fruit Cup Instructions:
Healthy Easter Treats Chick Fruit Cups
Ingredients
- Pineapple tidbits fruit cups
- Yellow Craft Feathers
- Orange Craft Foam
- Googly Eyes
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Glue
Instructions
- Draw a diamond shape onto a piece of orange craft foam.
- Cut the diamond shape out of the craft foam.
- Draw the shape of two chick feet onto a piece of orange craft foam. Leave a bit of blank space at the top of the feet shapes so that there is room to glue them under the fruit cup. You can use the photo for reference on how to create this shape.
- Use glue to attach the two feet to the bottom of an upside-down fruit cup
- Glue two googly eyes to the front of the upside-down fruit cup.
- Pinch the orange foam diamond shape that you cut out until it forms a closed beak for your chick. Glue the closed beak to the front of your fruit cup, under the googly eyes. Once glued, the beak will pop back open slightly, but that is okay.
- Use glue to attach one yellow feather to either side of the bottom of the fruit cup.
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so,so cute,my grandkids would really enjoy these so much not hard to make either
I’m so glad you like them!
This is such a cute idea!! I love this
These are adorable!
Thank you!
Every nationality has their own favourite sweet treats for the Easter holidays. The Americans have their marshmallow peeps, the French have their chocolate flying bells and beautifully decorated Easter eggs, the Germans, their chocolate hares — and the British have eggs, bunnies, chicks, buttons, chocolate bars galore — virtually anything goes so long as it is made of chocolate and comes in vast quantities. Some of the most popular Easter chocolates in the UK, varying from the cheap to the expensive. But I think that your idea is the best! I want to make the same for my son. Thank you
Simple and cute! That’s what I like! Yet you can eat it!
Thank you for sharing this at the Homestead Blog Hop 386
Blessings,
Laurie
Ridge Haven Homestead
Yes! And it isn’t candy haha!