Food crafts

These four January Science Experiments are an exciting way to get kids asking questions, creating hypothoses, and making observations.

Get ready to beat the summer heat with a craft that is both fun and scrumptious—our Paper Plate Ice Cream Craft!

Making rock candy is a really fun activity for kids that doubles as a great lesson in science .

Make vibrant colored salt with just a few ingredients! You only need table salt and concentrated food coloring. Then you can create colored salt jars!

Get the little ones excited about arts and crafts with this fun and easy pom pom and yarn spaghetti project with the yeti!

We recently had ice cream day for “i” day of our ABC countdown to summer. Instead of buying ice cream, I decided we would make our own. I knew it would be a great memory-making activity for my students, and *bonus!* we could tie-in a how-to writing to go with it. A couple tips: If you decide to try this (you really should!) don’t get too hung up on the kind of salt you use. I’ve make ice cream in bag plenty of times using plain table salt–but ideally, the

Make this super soft, no cook, cloud dough recipe! Only 2 ingredients - cornstarch and lotion. This homemade dough is really easy to make!

Whether it’s a rainy day or if you’re looking for something fun to do with the kids, this rainbow edible necklace craft is so easy and fun to make. It’s also too cute to eat but is, in fact, edible and made out of fruit cereal and marshmallows. We just used basic string for this...Read More

This sheep art is a great way to teach the kids to cook! Who doesn't want to make a sheep craft with food?