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Winter Treats After the flurry of excitement in November and December, it can be difficult for kids to get back into the same routine. Yes, kids can get the blues as well. A few fun activities may keep your children smiling. Try these simple recipes for snacks or family time. Tummy Warmers Kids can spruce up their hot chocolate with these creative ideas...read more >> Cookie Cutter Toast - Very Quick and Easy Simply make toast in your toaster and then have your children cut the toast with their favorite cookie cutters. They can then spread peanut butter, cream cheese, cottage or any favorite toast topping _____________________ No-Melt Snowballs 6 cups of crispy rice cereal stick of margarine 10 ounce bag of marshmallows powdered sugar Adult should melt the margarine in a saucepan and stir in the marshmallows until smooth. Stir in the Rice Krispies. After the mixture has cooled slightly, children can put a little margarine on their hands and form balls with the mixture. Shake the balls in a zip-lock bag to coat with the confectioner's sugar. Makes approximately 24 two-inch "snowballs". The children will have a "ball". _____________________ Cottage Cheese Snowmen You'll need: Cottage Cheese Carrot Raisins A slice of toasted bread Celery stalk Ice cream scoop Place three scoops of cottage cheese on a salad plate. use the raisins for buttons and eyes. cut a small piece of carrot got the nose and celery for the mouth. The leafy part of a celery stalk can be added for arms and the hat is cut from the toast. Related Articles Rainy Day Play Kid's Cooking Boredom Busters |
