Snowmen Smores

It's so cold outside, and I'm ready to start thinking about Valentine's crafts.

Although, last week we had three snow days off from school, 

so in the spirit of winter, the snowmen will stick around a bit longer.

 

When my kids come in from the cold, they crave hot chocolate and smores.

These snowmen smores are really fun and simple to make. 

You need:

Marshmallows for the head

Fruit roll-ups for the scarf

White chocolate wafers for the melted snow

Assorted candies and chocolate chips for the eyes and buttons.

Hershey chocolate bars

Graham crackers

Assembling the smores is easy.  Start with a graham cracker square 

and place some chocolate bars on top of it.  

Melt the white chocolate and spoon some over the milk chocolate.

Quickly attach the marshmallow on top of the white chocolate 

before it cools.  Dip the eyes, nose, and buttons in some melted white 

chocolate and decorate the snowmen.

The melted chocolate will harden and keep the candies in place.

Add the scarf to the base of the marshmallow and

 you have the cutest smores ever.  Enjoy!

Snowmen Winter Craft

Our first week in the new year and we are welcoming snow and

wintery weather.  Here's a warm and fun snowmen building activity the 

girls and I enjoyed, and it does not require any glue.  We used Model Magic, 

which air dries the same day and the results are adorable!

You will need:

White Crayola Model Magic to build the snowmen

Orange Crayola Model Magic for the nose

Color felt for the scarf

Pipe cleaners and matching color pom poms to make earmuffs 
(roll the ends of pipe cleaner around pom poms to form the ear pieces)
Twigs for the arms

Black beans for the eyes and buttons

It's as easy as it looks. Have fun making snowmen!