The snacks that can be brought to the kindergarten food festival are as follows: 1. Fruit salad: Fruit salad is a healthy and delicious food that can provide children with sufficient nutrition.

You can choose a variety of fruits, such as apples, bananas, strawberries, blueberries, etc., then cut them into small pieces, mix them together, add an appropriate amount of honey or juice, and stir evenly.

2. Vegetable rolls: This is a very healthy snack that can satisfy children's needs for vegetables.

Cut various vegetables into thin strips, roll them up in pancakes, and add some sauce.

3. Bread sandwich: You can choose from a variety of different flavors of bread and fillings, such as eggs, cheese, ham, lettuce, etc., and make them according to the children's preferences.

4. Desserts: You can choose some small cakes, cookies and other desserts. These small desserts allow children to taste delicious desserts without being too sweet.

5. Fruit juice: You can prepare some fresh fruit juice, such as orange juice, apple juice, etc. These juices are healthy and delicious.

6. French fries: Although French fries are high-calorie foods, eating them once in a while will not have much impact on your health, and French fries are also one of the snacks that children like very much.

Benefits of the Kindergarten Food Festival: 1. Promote children’s understanding of food: The Food Festival can help children better understand various foods, understand their nutritional value and functions, and thus cultivate their good eating habits.

2. Cultivate children’s social skills: During the preparation and sharing process of the food festival, children can learn to communicate, share and cooperate with others. These abilities are very important for their growth.

3. Enhance children’s self-confidence: By participating in the preparation and production of the food festival, children can feel their achievements and improve their self-confidence.

4. Improve children's hands-on skills: In the food festival, children need to make food by themselves, which can exercise their hands-on skills and coordination skills.