5 Best Breakfasts to Try This Weekend
We all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and really does help kids learn. That means that it is imperative that your family starts off every day with a balanced breakfast. During the week, there may be limited time to make the best breakfast that’s healthy and delicious, so take more time this weekend to incorporate seasonal “brain foods” into your morning meal. Plus, kids can help in the kitchen to gain valuable skills and some math practice while they measure ingredients! Here are Learning Liftoff’s editors’ picks for the top snacks, crafts, and other fun activities for this weekend, October 17-19.
The nutrients in pumpkin are really world-class, making it a known super food. Make sure it’s part of your diet this season, along with other super foods, and try out a savory pumpkin quiche.
via Babble
An apple a day is perhaps one of the most delicious prescriptions ever made because apples are a powerful source of antioxidants, as well as good source of fiber, and potassium. With such great qualities, there’s no doubting this fruit is a super food. Get your daily dose of apples in these apple pancakes.
via Taste and Tell
Don’t miss out on these mouthwatering pumpkin french toast muffins this season. Trust me when I say that amazing things will happen to each and every one of your tastebuds.
via Cooking Classy
Whip this yummy oatmeal bowl together in just 10 minutes. Serve with cranberries (Super food alert! Cranberries are bacteria-busting!), either stirred in or sprinkled on top.
Share your pumpkin decorations, and all of the other things you’re trying this weekend on social media by tagging @K12Learn on Twitter and Instagram.
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Brittany Marklin
Brittany Marklin is a contributing writer for Learning Liftoff and a community manager for K12. She coordinates all K12 student contests and connects with families who pursue online education. She attended George Mason University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing, with a minor in tourism and events management. Brittany spent her first five years at K12 on the social media team where she aided with content and strategy for multiple channels, and helped construct K12’s user-generated content site, “What’s Your Story?” When she’s not working, Brittany loves spending time with her husband and daughter in North Carolina.
