Count how many banana or apple pieces are cut. Count how many kebobs there are altogether. On one half of each piece, write the name of one of the fruits used in the kebobs. ON the other, draw a picture of it, or copy and enlarge the ingredients from the rebus recipe. Cut the word and picture apart in puzzle fashion.
Children can put the puzzle pieces together.
Provide butter knives or dull steak knives for children to cut fruit with. Let children thread the fruit onto the toothpicks. Place the fabric on a wooden board. Have the children place a flower or a few petals upside down on the fabric, then cover with a clear plastic bag. Once it has been smashed, remove the bag and brush off the flower remains in order to see a distinct impression of the flower on the fabric.