“BEE” amazing today and join us in the making of this super easy Honeycomb Bee Themed Classroom Snack Idea! #gluedtomycrafts
Bee Snack Bag Idea Made With Cereal
Although I’m throwing this out there as a classroom snack idea, you can however take this idea beyond THAT! Think birthday parties, friend get togethers, just because moments or even just something special to throw in your child’s lunchbox today!
This DIY bee snack bag idea doesn’t require ANY extra crafty skills or elaborate supplies. My son helped me in the making of these so take note, that this is kid friendly “making” too! So BEE sure to check out the FULL tutorial below. We are sure you are going to be impressed!
Happy crafting {and gifting} these adorable bee themed snacks! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished creations with us! You can ALWAYS tag us on Facebook or Instagram for easy sharing! I can’t wait to see what you make today! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR BEE SNACKS WITH —> Handprint BEE Mine Keepsake
Snack Supplies:
- Large Wooden Clothespins – one per snack bag
- Black/Yellow Sharpie Markers
- Small Wiggle Eyes – two per snack bag
- Adhesive {like hot glue or school glue}
- Gold Pipe Cleaners – one per snack bag
- Small Resealable Plastic Baggies – one per snack bag
- Honeycomb Cereal {cereal aisle!}
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Directions:
- You will need ONE small baggie, ONE wooden clothespin and ONE pipe cleaner per snack.
- First start off by drawing yellow and black stripes on your wooden clothespin with the Sharpie markers.
- Once done with that, go ahead and glue your wiggle eyes to the clothespin so your bee friend can see. Set aside to let it dry completely. Repeat for each “bee” you want to make per snack.
- Now you are ready to assemble your treats. Take a handful of honeycomb cereal and place it in a plastic baggie {keep in mind, this is PER SNACK BAG} You don’t want it to be too full. Seal it off, making sure to remove as much air as you can from the inside.
- Next, using your finger, separate your cereal in two sections {left/right – see my image for example} Then start scrunching the center of the baggie, so you can “pinch” the clothespin in between. It will look like butterfly wings and/or a bow.
- To finish off the snack idea, bend/fold your gold pipe cleaner to make some antennas for your bee. Pinch those into the clothespin on the filled baggie as well.
- Then give away to enjoy!
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It’s better to give than receive! So don’t let the fun stop here!!!
Love this idea? We have tons of other crafty “gift ideas” that you can make and give away today! Just check out our Decorative Bunny Brick Gift Container and Unicorn Slime Container craft posts! #gluedtomycrafts
Honeycomb Cereal Bee Snack Bag Idea
Tools:
Supplies:
Instructions:
- You will need ONE small baggie, ONE wooden clothespin and ONE pipe cleaner per snack.
- First start off by drawing yellow and black stripes on your wooden clothespin with the Sharpie markers.
- Once done with that, go ahead and glue your wiggle eyes to the clothespin so your bee friend can see. Set aside to let it dry completely. Repeat for each "bee" you want to make per snack.
- Now you are ready to assemble your treats. Take a handful of honeycomb cereal and place it in a plastic baggie {keep in mind, this is PER SNACK BAG} You don't want it to be too full. Seal it off, making sure to remove as much air as you can from the inside.
- Next, using your finger, separate your cereal in two sections {left/right - see my image for example} Then start scrunching the center of the baggie, so you can "pinch" the clothespin in between. It will look like butterfly wings and/or a bow.
- To finish off the snack idea, bend/fold your gold pipe cleaner to make some antennas for your bee. Pinch those into the clothespin on the filled baggie as well.
- Then give away to enjoy!
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