Soothe after-school hunger with nutritious, easy, and delicious snacks your scholarly tykes are sure to savor.

In 15 minutes, you can prepare this hearty snack for little ones trolling the pantry.

Indulge your kids' popcorn cravings -- this extra-crunchy version (with some sweetness) will make them applaud after school.

Made with honey and dried fruit, these afternoon treats sneak a little nutrition into homework time.

Offer an unexpected twist on an afternoon snack of raw vegetables -- wrap them up in bread to look like sushi.

Using assorted dried fruit adds a colorful twist to this classic after-school snack.

These cookies are incredibly easy to make; toasting the shredded coconut brings out its nutty flavor.

A single serving of this after-school meal offers up both fiber and healthy fats.

Pull a fast one on the kids: In just 10 minutes, whip up the dough for these sweet, crunchy treats made with whole-wheat flour.

This healthy trail mix is a perfect nosh for kids while they're completing math homework or working on their art projects.

Kids (and grown-ups, too) will love this updated version of cinnamon toast.

These cheddar-carrot balls are perfect as an after-school snack that's fun for kids -- and a guilty pleasure for adults.

Serve this kid-approved dip with carrot sticks or breadsticks.

Placing ordinary fruit in the freezer for an hour gives this classic snack a fun, new snap.

Put down the delivery menu, and whip up these pizzas for an after-school homework session.

Try substituting other types of dried fruit and nuts for the raisins and peanuts.

You can use any of your favorite pizza toppings on these crackers. Try diced deli ham, chopped bell pepper, or pineapple chunks.

These cool treats may look like something out of science class, but the taste will keep after-school appetites satisfied.

These homemade versions of a favorite snack food are filled with healthy fruit and nuts and are very simple to make.

This classic appetizer also makes a fantastic protein-rich study-session snack.

Use a cookie-cutter to give these kid-size sandwiches fun, creative shapes.

Our version of this classic mix features pretzels and wholesome cereals, plus the grown-up flavors of olive oil and Parmesan.

Everyone will love this dip, so make some extra; it will keep, refrigerated, for three days.

This delicious sandwich is a quick and satisfying meal for hungry kids just off the bus.

With these snowflakes, only the cheese melts. Fold a flour tortilla in half, then in thirds. Snip out shapes, unfold, and use as the top of a quesadilla.

This sweet after-school treat is made extra-special with jam dots that line the inside of the glass.