Project Fun Friday - Simple Snack

ANTS ON A LOG

Celery, Washed and dried *
Peanut Butter
Raisins

This is a simple, easy, healthy snack with all the fixings right in your very own kitchen.

This project is simple enough that I would let your child make this on their own. I would suggest letting your child use a plastic knife, butter knife or a cream cheese knife to spread the peanut butter on the celery.

This is a great motor skill, eye-hand coordination, as well as directive project for your child.

Remember, with any project you should always supervise your child.


* Another alternative is to use cream cheese.

Wordless Wednesday

On The Dot Creations - Feature

Wrap N Snap Car Seat Belt Covers

Julie, from On The Dot Creations, featured my primary colored, polka dot, Wrap N Snap Car Seat Belt Covers©
on her blog today.

Her polka dot feature was inspired by a sweet photo of her son sitting with Bert and Ernie, from Sesame Street.

I love her wonderful selection of products based on her pallet of colors.

Thank you, Julie for a wonderful feature!

You can see the full feature HERE.

Project Fun Friday - Witches Shoe

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Project Fun Friday - Volcano

Volcano!!

Wet sand or dirt, enough to build a volcano
A small 2" cup, to hold the liquid lava
2 tsp Baking Soda
1/2 cup Vinegar
3 -5 drops Food Coloring

♥ Take semi-wet sand and build a volcano on top of a covered table

or water table building into the shape of a volcano.

♥ A small plastic “salad dressing” type cup placed in the top of the

mouth of the volcano.

♥ In a small cup mix the food coloring and vinegar together.

Set aside. Place the baking soda in the cup on top of the volcano.

Pour the vinegar mix into the backing soda cup and watch the

volcano explode!

Optional volcano versions:

♥ Paper Mache'

Glue, starch and newspaper

♥ Flour Based

Flour, salt, oil, and water

Project Fun Friday - Monkey Bread

Monkey Bread

1 Can Pre-made Biscuit Dough

1/2 Stick of Butter, melted

1 1/2 Teaspoon Cinnamon

1/2 Cup of Sugar

*Copped Pecans, if desired

♥ Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

♥ Open the biscuit dough roll and divide each biscuit into four parts.

Roll each part into a small ball.

♥ In a small to medium sized bowl mix the cinnamon and sugar together.

♥ Roll each ball into the butter than roll each ball into the sugar mixture.

Place the balls into a greased bundt pan and add the nuts, if desired.

♥ Place the bundt pan* into the oven and bake for about 20 minutes.

Watch the bread so it doesn't burn.

♥ Let the Monkey Bread cool before serving.

** If you don't have a bundt pan use a small cake pan.**

** A great topping to this recipe is to add powdered sugar mixed with milk and drizzle on top of the bread. **

Enjoy!