Or bunny cubes or bunny huts, because that's what they look like! These were fun to make with the kids. I just made a bunch of square sugar cookies and used royal icing to glue them together. Then the kids decorated them with necco wafers, jelly beans, mini marshmallows, etc. I love how they all turned out so unique.
Another fun activity we have done recently is this Egg Hunt Game from Make & Takes! I didn't have the alphabet fruit snacks like she had, so we just used some Curious George ones. I also added slips of paper into each egg. They couldn't eat the fruit snack until they read what was on the slip of paper. This time we worked on number recognition (#s 10-20). Next time we'll do 21-30. They had a great time finding thier eggs and matching them to their cards. I hid some solid colored eggs for Kaylee in easy spots so that she could participate too.
Happy Spring!
23 comments:
I've never seen anything like these before! SOOO cute and I like how they don't look too complicated to make. Gingerbread houses drive me crazy to bake!Thanks
Forgive me for having a blonde moment in my first attempt at a comment!
These are absolutely darling!! I never would have thought to make them out of sugar cookies. Kids would LOVE to make these. Fabulous idea, thanks for sharing!
Alison
http://oopsey-daisy.blogspot.com/
Neat and simple idea...luv it! Hope you have a FUN week:)
Blessings,
Linda
what a fun idea, my kids would love doing this!
AWWWW. That is really sweet. My munchkin would love that project (and that dessert).
www.marvelouslymessy.blogspot.com
absolutely adorable! They just ooze precious...
What a cute & sweet idea!
Judy@cutest-little-things
awesome idea! I have a scout meeting coming up and was thinking of a fun, easy and fast craft... great idea.
These are adorable! I bet the kiddos had a blast making them!
I'd love for you to join in the fun at the Spring Blog Hop!
http://hoosierhomemade.com/cupcake-tuesdayeaster-egg-cupcakesspring-hop-party/
~Liz
those are just darling, a must try thanks for posting!!!
So sweet - I bet your kids had a blast making them!!
What a great idea that is perfect for little hands. I've got a MckLinky party called Tot Tuesdays. I hope you'll stop by & share:
http://delicious-ambiguity-nennyk.blogspot.com/2010/03/tot-tuesdays-2.html
what a cute idea!! found you though the spring blog hop!
my kids would love this idea :)
My daughter would have loved to have made these when she was younger. Our best memories are of mother/daughter time in the kitchen. I am joining in the Spring Blog Hop with my edible gumdrop flowers that I made with my own mom growing up. I hope you have a chance to stop by and see them.
Thanks for linking up. I hope you'll join me next week for another Tot Tuesday!
Looks fun and yummy! What a great idea! : )
How fun - what a great idea! I linked on my weekly roundup - thanks so much for sharing! (And now I'm strangely hungry for sugar cookies... :>))
I've done gingerbread houses but hadn't thought of making bunny houses! My guys would LOVE this. Thanks :).
Hi Brandy,
You've been FEATURED on Tot Tuesdays this week. I hope you'll stop by & grab a FEATURED button from the top left side of my blog. Happy Easter!
I would have never thought to make houses for bunnies! Great idea, it'll give us something to do with the kids this weekend! Thanks for linking up!
Oh, toooo cute! That's such a fun idea! I'd love for you to share it here if you have a minute:
http://oneartmama.blogspot.com/2012/03/shine-on-fridays-19-and-some-fabulous.html
This is a cute and original idea! Thank you!
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