6 Days of Summer Fun! Day Six: Upcycled Sand Toys

Welcome to Day 6 of our 6 Days of Summer Fun with the SUPERMOMS!

My final project is:

Upcycled Sand Toys

Upcycling is taking something that would otherwise be considered trash and turning it into something useful.

Go check out my final post at Secrets of a Super Mommy!

Tonight I will post a Summer Fun Wrap Up and give you a chance to share some of your summer fun projects!

6 Days of Summer Fun! Day Five: Backyard Campout

Welcome to Day 5 of our 6 Days of Summer Fun with the SUPER moms!

The Perfect Fireless Campfire!

Just let the kids create their own little camp fire with some colored paper, crepe paper, and glue.
However they make it is just right!

Then give them skewer sticks (you may want to cut the sharp tips off) and a bag of marshmallows to "roast."

This will keep them busy for about as long as the bag of marshmallows lasts : )
You can even make them into real S'mores in the Microwave!

Enjoy!

~Angela
secretsofasupermommy.blogspot.com

Rainbow Pudding Pops!

It is day four of our 6 Days of Summer Fun and I thought it was time for a yummy snack:)

Today, I am sharing how to make

RAINBOW PUDDING POPS!

Just as yummy as regular pudding pops, but so much more fun:)

Gather your ingredients, supplies, and helpers.

You will need a box {or two} of instant vanilla pudding, milk, food coloring, a couple of mixing bowls, a whisk, plastic or paper cups, and popsicle sticks. Have one of your helpers pour the pudding mix into your biggest mixing bowl.
Have another helper pour in the milk. Make sure to follow the directions on your package of pudding.
Once the pudding is mixed according to the directions, evenly separate it into 5 or 6 smaller bowls.
Add in red, orange, yellow, green, blue {and you can do purple...my boys didn't want it} food coloring to your divided up pudding. Then get a little help stirring until the pudding is the color that you want.
Spoon the different colors of pudding into your cups. Try to do smooth and even layers so that you will see a good rainbow on the sides of the pudding pop. Have one of your helpers put a popsicle stick into each of the cups of pudding. The pudding should be thick enough to hold up the stick...if not, cover the cup with plastic wrap and then put the stick through the plastic wrap and into the pudding.
Place the pudding pops in the freezer for a few hours. The time will depend on the size of your cups.
After they are completely set, take the pudding pops out of the freezer. Use your hands to warm up the sides of the cup so that the pudding pop will come out of the cup easily.
Then enjoy {& try not to make too big of a mess with} your SUPER cute and SUPER yummy treat!