Frugal Kid Crafts: Edible Pirate Ship + Pirate Hook

Frugal Kid Crafts: Edible Pirate Ship + Pirate Hook

Frugal Kid Crafts: Edible Pirate Ship + Pirate Hook

by Mackenzie on September 25, 2012

edible-pirate-shipEach week Sharon at Mom on Dealz brings you a craft that is fun, educational, and frugal. Here is a fun and tasty project that the kids will sure love! If you’ve missed any previous crafts, check out Momondealz’s Kids Frugal Fun page.

Edible Pirate Ship

Materials:
Ice cream bowls
Ice cream or sherbert
2 Toothpicks and 1 Straw
Marshmellows

Directions:
1. Fill the bowl with ice cream or sherbert.
2. Put one marshmellow on each toothpick.
3. Cut the straw so that it is longer than the toothpicks. Put 2 marshmellows on the straw.
4. Insert the toothpicks and straws into the ice cream or sherbert and you have pirate ship sails!

DIY-Pirate-hookDIY Pirate Hook:

Materials:
Tin foil
Butter container, solo cup, any object that can go over your child’s hand (we used old Easter egg dying cups)
Sharp knife

Directions:
1. The adult should cut a hole in the container for the hook to go in.
2. Roll up the tin foil into a long roll.
3. Insert the tin foil into the hole in the container and then shape the top of it into a hook.

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Karl B (The Frugal Berry) September 27, 2012 at 3:24 am

Fun stuff! Great for homeschoolers!

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