If this is your first time to the blog, you better check out our other busy bag ideas. We got lots of them! This particular busy bag can be printed on card stock, but I recommend laminating with 5mil laminating pouches. If you are going to put together a bunch of busy bags I recommend owning your own laminator, as they are so cheap and much more affordable than having it done at your local copy shop.
ORDER A BURGER BUSY BAG
These adorable hamburgers are just too fun and cute for words. With this game, first start by picking out a pattern strip (they are all different). Then, beginning from the bottom bun of the burger build up, add each of the condiments and top with the hamburger bun. There is a lot of parent-directed learning that can occur too if you ask certain questions, like, “Where is the red onion?” “Which veggie was the is at the top of the burger? Which veggie is red?”
My son Always scoops up his burger and makes chopping noises as he pretends to gobble it up.
Build a Burger Busy Bag Printables!
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ORDER A BURGER
If you want to get all of the printables you can purchase them here.
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Jessie says
Great idea~ love it
Melissa L Udall says
How do you make each bag to go with? Maybe that’s a silly question. Is it just cut out vinyl? Thx!
Chelsey says
I bought the little fabric bags and cut out the letters on iron-on /heat transfer sheets using a silhouette machine. The iron on seems to stay really well. It was really fun and not hard at all.
Busy New Momma says
Is there any way to get a PDF of the text on your bags to print with a laser printer and then iron on? I just don’t have a silhouette machine so I can’t make your bags the way you did! 🙂
laura whelan says
thank you so much for all your work and great ideas. im a new ABA home therapy worker starting my collection of game, resources and activities and your site has been a big help! 🙂
Amber says
Love This!!! We go to so many dr appts. so this will keep the little ones busy
Nicholle says
Thank you. I love these!!!!!!!!!!!
Sandy says
Thanks for this!! One of my daycare children wishes to be a chef when she grows up so this is a fun activity for her! Would love to see more like these.
Yolanda says
These are so awesome – thank you for sharing all your great ideas 🙂 It’s helping me keep my 5 year old busy at home!
Mary says
Fabulous, my class will love this! It will fit beautifully into two of my themes and continue challenging them to follow a pattern. Thanks for sharing this!
Amy says
Hi! Trying to download your build a burger and farmers market printables and they won’t come up 🙁
Just wondering if I’m doing something wrong?!?!
serifwhite says
these are SO cute! thank you so much for sharing them!
Celia says
How can I download it for free? I tried to register but it does not leave me … if someone can answer me, I really like the material. Thank you!
Patricia says
Hello, where did you find the clipart for these, what artist? I love the burgers and fruit and vegetables and would like to get the same ones for my classroom. Also love your products.
lauren says
HI trying to find the printable for just the burger but there is nothing to click on.
Stephanie Ellis says
Hi! Also trying to print just the build a burger stuff and can’t figure out how…am I doing something wrong? Thanks!
J.R. says
I don’t see a link to print these? I’m so bummed. This is so cute!!! Where is says to get your printable… there is just a big Target ad on my screen. I don’t want to purchase all of them, just the hamburger one…