Latest Projects — class snack

St.Patrick's Day Upcycle - Turning a Pringles Can into a Leprechaun As a classroom mom gearing up for St. Patrick’s Day, you're likely on the lookout for fun and creative snack ideas to celebrate the occasion. Look no further! In this blog post, I'll share a simple yet adorable DIY project: turning a humble can of Pringles into a charming leprechaun, perfect for delighting kids and adults alike. This is a fantastic way to turn a store-bought snack into something festive, without cooking! The can may be saved afterward, leaving you with a cute piece of classroom decor to use year after...

As a class room mom, I'm always on the lookout for inventive ways to sprinkle a bit of magic into our classroom celebrations.  With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, I set out on a mission to concoct a whimsical snack that would enchant the children and embody the spirit of the holiday. After some brainstorming and a touch of inspiration, I stumbled upon a delightful DIY project that promised to do just that—turning ordinary green jello cups into charming leprechaun hats! Join me on this journey as I guide you through the steps of transforming simple ingredients into...

At the center of every great education is the love of learning. For early elementary students, this journey begins with the ability to read. How can you inspire a lifelong passion for reading? The answer is finding ways of making reading fun! One creative strategy is to transform reading into an adventure, and what better adventure is there, than going camping?  Let's talk about this fun, themed day at school, the Classroom Reading Campout Day! As a room mom, I couldn't wait to help plan this unique and exciting event that combines reading with the joy of camping. Reading Campout Day is a celebration that mixes the...

These bunny treat bags are so fast, and easy to make and are very inexpensive. It’s a great way to dress up an Easter gift, party favors or pass out in class! I made these for my daughters class for after their Educational Egg Hunt. These bags were perfect for holding candy, prizes and a few extra candy filled Easter Eggs. Supplies Needed: Brown Paper Lunch Sacks (I picked up a 30 pack at the Dollar Tree) Pencil Scissors Ribbon (I also got Easter Ribbon at the Dollar Tree) Whatever you want to fill your bag with, I used Easter Grass,...

I love making these under the sea gummy candy kabobs! They are perfect party favors, or fun snacks at school! I’ve made candy kabobs at my daughters under the sea party, a luau party and for my her class on habitat day. You can make your own gummies with silicone molds and jello or store bought to fit many party themes