With the cold weather coming it is time to start coming up with a whole new host of craft projects for the kiddos. It could be a long winter and you dont want to be without activities for them! Our craft projects often start in the kitchen which is why Ive rounded up this great collection of food crafts for kids. These are great crafts for kids of all ages and I love how they encourage kids to be creative while also, in most cases, creating tasty snacks. Some of these would even be awesome to serve after Thanksgiving for a sweet treat!
Pasta People
Remember how much fun it is to play with dolls? Why not have kids make their own out of pasta! They can make whole villages and families and even act out scenes from their favorite book or history lesson.
Make pasta people
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Christmas Peppermint Wreath
How fun is this wreath for the holidays? Try making this with your kids and hanging it in the kitchen. Then everyone can have one mint per day until Christmas. It will be the tastiest Advent calendar ever! Like to make more Christmas crafts?
Try one of these 10 Christmas crafts made with food
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Doodle Birthday Cake
This awesome birthday cake starts out as a blank slate and then you can decorate it however you want! Have fun introducing your kids to all the possibilities and decorating the cake with all kinds of pretty pictures.
Make a doodle birthday cake
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Watermelon Hedgehog
This awesome watermelon hedgehog would be a blast to make with kids. They can try creating different faces on the hedgehog and adding all the toothpick spikes on top!
Make watermelon hedgehog
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Stuffed Strawberry People
These fun strawberry people are a blast for kids to make. Get them involved in dolloping the cream in the center and maybe adding some on top to serve as hair or a hat! Serve up the platter of people for a light dessert after Thanksgiving. Oh - and don't forget to give the strawberry people names!
Make stuffed strawberry people
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Watermelon Legos
Kids love legos. Kids love watermelon. Why not teach them how to use a simple apple corer to make their favorite snack into cool shapes? I wonder - can this be done with other types of melon? Get them involved with experimenting!
Make watermelon legos
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Snowman Marshmallow Pops
These simple marshmallow pops only take a few ingredients and are so much fun for kids. Keep a bag of marshmallows and some mini chocolate chips on hand for snow days and you'll have some great activities on hand for the kiddos!
Make snowman marshmallow pops
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Graham Cracker Gingerbread Houses
These simple graham cracker gingerbread houses are so easy to assemble and are such a fun craft. Set up the kids with icing and a host of candies and foods to decorate them with. They'll be occupied with this fun craft all afternoon!
Make a graham cracker gingerbread house
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Peanut Butter Chocolate Acorns
With fall in full swing these cute peanut butter acorns are adorable and perfect for the fall table. Kids will have fun shaping the acorns with their hands and proudly serving them to guests!
Make peanut butter chocolate acorns
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Some more interesting posts:
Thanksgiving Craft with Kids: Peanut Butter Chocolate Acorns
Thanksgiving Craft with Kids: Pumpkin Kiss Turkeys
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