Hot cocoa class gift

DIY Rudolph Hot Cocoa Holiday Gifts

These DIY Cocoa Spoons are fun to make - and give as Christmas gifts! Pop one of these DIY cocoa spoons into a mug of hot milk or water and stir for rich, deliciously decadent hot chocolate.

Have you seen my Lemonade Gift Jars? They're a great end of year project just like this one! This is a great project that even the smallest children can contribute to. This Hot Cocoa Gift Jar activity includes a visual recipe and gift tags. Visual recipes are a great way to involve kids in the kitchen, and this recipe is particularly kid-friendly. Print these out and send them home as a winter activity idea with your students, or print one for the class and create the jars with the children…

3-ingredient mini hot cocoa jar gifts that are perfect for Christmas, housewarming, teacher gift, just because, or winter birthday.

Made these for niece & nephews! Reindeer hot chocolate. Add 2 packages hot chocolate in 1 Whitman piping bag. Cut down to about an inch above cocoa, twist, & tape. Place it in another piping bag, whatever you want for toppings: Chocolate chips or chunks, peppermint pieces, and of course marshmallows. Twist & tape when done. Wrap pipe cleaner around twice and secure with ribbon (attach printable as you're tying it). Bend to form antlers. Glue nose and eyes! Find printable below in comment.

Use this adorable Snowman Soup recipe to make sweet little Christmas gifts and favors. Full instructions and free printable included.

Hot Cocoa Mug Gift Idea + Free Printable Tag | artsy-fartsy mama

Hot Cocoa in a Jar, a simple and delicious holiday or Christmas gift idea featuring dry ingredients for making the best cocoa drink.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Well, here in Michigan it is (we just got a good amount of snow fall this weekend). I hope that wherever you are, you are feeling and enjoying the holiday spirit with the ones you love and cherish. I am so excited to share this idea with you. We made a bunch of these up this year for the kids to give to their teachers, their bus driver and a few of their special friends at school. They are just a fun, little gift that will warm the hearts (and…

Christmas Hot Chocolate Kits. You could use Nesquick Strawberry Powder and Andes peppermint crunch for the Santa bags. Love this idea! Spotted on Pinterest