Use what you have. This bowl of ice will keep little hands busy.
Gather up:
A bowl
A handful of small toys
Food coloring (optional)
And water
Then stick in your freezer overnight
We also grabbed our play tools to get the toys out.
A simple little gift to make with your kiddos!
Here is what you need:
Dum-dums
Kleenex
Yarn
Marker
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I seem to be in a spider theme kinda mood. Here is another favorite. All you need is paint and paper. Parents (myself included) love hand prints. Well the ones on paper anyways 😉
Supplies:
Paper
Paint (any paint will do. Most of time for handprints we use water colors for simpler clean up)
Glitter and glue (optional)
I froze this zombie hand three times before the fingers didn’t break off. The daycare loved makeing this with me and drinking it of course.
We used:
A rubber glove
Apple juice
Red food coloring
Eyeballs and Bugs (from dollar store)
I clean out the rubber glove a few time with water. Then I filled it up and froze it. Once it is frozen, very carefully dip it in water and cut off the glove.
For the juice I just used 100% apple juice and added red food coloring.
I have never seen a cute craft I didn’t want to try. These are the perfect amount of silly for my daycare crew. Monster eyeballs are on the menu!
Here is what you need:
Oreos (we used mint)
Frosting gel
M&M’s
These are quick if you have these ingredients on had. No bake treats are fun and lots of fun for the kids to help with.
This was an idea I found on google images and here is the original http://www.100directions.com/oreo-cookie-eyeballs-halloween-treat-diy/
Craft time is here and I wanted to keep them busy for a long time.
Here is what we used:
1 cup elmer’s school glue
1 teaspoon borax
3/4 cup cold water
1/2 cup warm water
Food coloring
In one bowl mix glue, cold water, and food coloring.
In another bowl mix warm water and borax
Then mix together slowly
There was a bunch of left over water once we mixed, just pour it out.
These little salt dough pumpkins are super simple. If your kids can roll a ball they can help with their own pumpkin.
We used:
1 cup flour
1/2 cup salt
1/2 cup water
Food coloring (you can use paint after if you perfer)
stick for the stem
Toothpick/Skewer
Mix salt, flour, and water. I used a mixer to get my color to mix evenly.
The kids each rolled a ball
I helped them put the lines in with a wooden Skewer.
We topped it off with a small stick for the pumpkin stem.
We baked for 3 hrs at 250.
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