We don't do a whole lot of age segregation at our church, but this is one time of year we divide up for parties. Olivia, Emma and I took care of the under 12 children's party. We did a snowman theme and lots of fun. Oh, how I miss having little ones.
Snowmen
Use 2 large marshmallows and push them down on a large pretzel.
Using an orange fruit roll up cut some long triangles to make a nose,these will stick on easily.
Then use another color fruit roll up to cut strips for the scarves.
Melt some white almond bark in a double boiler.Dip one side of a fruit ring (like gummie bears),
this will be the 'glue' that holds the ring on the top of the snowman.
It helps to place them upside down to let them harden (about 5-10 minutes).
Using more almond bark do the same thing with a gumdrop.You'll have to prop these upright until the 'glue' hardens.
Melt a small amount of semi sweet chocolate chips in a double boiler.Using a toothpick dot on some eyes.
I used a large divided dish with extra marshmallows in it to help themstand up for display and serving.
Olivia and Emma made snowman sandwiches using carrots, cranraisins, and raisins.The insides were peanut butter and jelly.
Peanut butter dip for the apple slices.Creamy peanut butter and honey.
I can't believe I forgot to get a picture of Olivia's Snowman Cheese ball.
Here is one she made last year.
The children made beaded snowflakes.I explained to them how no two snowflakes are the same,
just as God created each of us differently.
We played Candy Cane Relay.These are a great bunch of kids!
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