Sunday School Snacks

Crescent Pepperoni Roll-Ups – only 3 ingredients! Great for an after school snack or fun twist to pizza night! Serve…

4th of July Snack Idea.

Emily Henson (image by Matt Armendariz) Last year I saw this fun idea for Flag Waffles and it immediately became our new favorite 4th of July breakfast. They were so yummy! image from Buzz Critic And this year I have found a few other fun options from Emily Henson. First is the flag toast pictured above. And the second is a fruit and yogurt parfait: I will say the cute banana and blueberry flag holder might make in onto a couple plates this 4th of July, even without the parfait. And I might…

Now who could resist these paw print cupcakes? Not me

Do you remember eating these chow mein noodle bird's nests when you were a kid? I do and they're one of my favorite things to make for Easter! I found a recipe for them in the King Arthur Flour Cookie Companion. They are really, really simple, too! Seriously, it'll take you less than an hour (unless you are going to blog about them, then it will take FOUR), assuming you have chow mein noodles, marshmallows and Easter candy on hand. And who doesn't? ;) Bird's Nests {adapted from King Arthur…

"Worms in Dirt" may not sound appetizing, but the taste of this easy dessert will make you a believer! These chocolate pudding cups are decorated with crushed

Doc McStuffins vanilla and chocolate cake with homemade buttercream. The hearts are melted pink candy melts (white chocolate ) piped on with a ziplock #cakesbylindsay

Are you ready for the next Olympics? Don't miss these awesome ideas for a simple Olympics party, including super easy decorations and kid-friendly food such as Olympic ring pizza, Oreo medals, and torches made from Cheetos. So cute!

It’s time for another party ideas post! This time, we are helping Deena, who is hosting a Peter Pan / Pirate themed birthday party. There are so many great ideas out there, and most of them …

Palm tree made out of pretzel rods, apple slices, and blueberries.

Grasshoppers..or..locusts..for the plagues on Pharoah

Last week’s Parsha was Vayakel, the one where the Israelites build the Mishkan, the Tabernacle in the wilderness. So, for a Shabbat activity at synagogue, I created an Edible Mishkan. Each ki…

Tweet We did this craft the week we talked about crossing the Jordan river in Children’s Church (Joshua 3), but it would fit a number of passages. In fact, this week in Kids’ Club, we’re in 2 Samuel 6 (David dances before the Lord) and it would be perfect for that lesson as well! …

Hope you are enjoying these boxes. They are really useful teaching tools. This is what box 3 looks like from the top.....I love peeking in the boxes. :-) Here is everything that is in our Moses (Mosaical Time) Box. We have a Pyramid and Baby Moses...the pyramid is to help remind the KIDDOS that Moses was born in Egypt. Here we have SANDALS---these were a Christmas Ornament--Various TOYS for the PLAGUES and MOSES! This is probably a STRETCH...but, it WORKS!!! The MUMMY represents JOSEPH being…