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Gumdrop Snowflake Ornaments ~ 20 Days of Kid Made Ornaments

12/20/13 | Christmas, Holidays, Kids Crafts and Coloring

I wanted to put together an easy little activity for the kids to do when they got home from school, and I knew I needed to come up with an idea for this series I’m involved in (20 Days of Kid Made Ornaments) so the Gum Drop Snowflake was born!

What’s better than sticking toothpicks into a gumdrops?  Nothing!  The ideas are limitless for the kids.  They made so many creative things with these.  I just bought red and green gumdrops and gummy stars and let them create!  I loved the “snowflakes” the kids came up with by cutting the toothpicks in half so they were a little more compact.  Then my daughter made a long “icicle” by making it like you would a shishkabob.

My daughter made these to look like shining stars.

This geometric pattern was created by my son (this was a little to big to hand on the tree 🙂

A “Gingerbread” House

Shooting stars (they look a little unsafe, I agree!) 🙂

My 3 year old loved this project!  He ate half of what he made.

Would you like to join in on the fun too?!
Here’s how:
  1. Go to the landing page here, for this series that Melissa at Mama Miss is hosting.
  2. Just link up a KID-MADE ornament you’ve created with your kiddos (limited to 2 a day).
  3. Add this pretty little ornament shaped button below to your blog post, or your sidebar, or somewhere on your beautiful blog letting me know you are joining in on the fun too!!
  4. Label the ornament button: 20 Days of a Kid-Made Christmas: Ornaments
  5. Link the ornament button to: the landing page for this series.

Make sure to pop by these other fabulous bloggers too, that are participating in this series…
December 1st
Mama Miss
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December 2nd
Housing A Forest
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December 3rd
Twodaloo
Crystal’s Tiny Treasures
December 4th
Mama Smiles
One Perfect Day
Play Trains!
December 5th
Feels Like Home
How Wee Learn
December 6th
My Little 3 and Me
Glittering Muffins
Teach Beside Me
December 7th
The Connection We Share
Scribble Doodle and Draw
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December 8th
The Library Adventure
Something 2 Offer
Learn with Play at Home
December 9th
The Pleasantest Thing
The Eyes of a Boy
Edventures with Kids
December 10th
Nothing if Not Intentional
Kitchen Counter Chronicles
Me & Marie Learning
December 11th
The House of Hendrix
Child Central Station
Happiness is Homemade
December 12th
eLeMeNO-P Kids
Coffee Cups and Crayons
Living Montessori Now
December 13th
Teach me Mommy
Mum in The Mad House
The Craft Train
December 14th
Mama.Papa.Bubba.
MeMeTales
Imprints From Tricia
December 15th
True Aim Education
Sugar Aunts
The Life of Jennifer Dawn
December 16th
Powerful Mothering
Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
Tutus & Tea Parties
December 17th
Teach Preschool
Plain Vanilla Mom
Lalymom
December 18th
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December 19th
Mama Miss
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  1. Lilian says

    May 27, 2021 at 12:40 pm

    These are great ideas! Thank you!

    Reply

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