Kids New Year’s Crafts & Kiddie Drink
On New Year’s Eve, I baby-sat for two kids and made my son and the other 4 year old their very own sprinkles kiddie drink. They also enjoyed making New Year’s crafts – a paper plate clock and a sparkly fireworks activity.
How to make the New Year’s Kiddie Drink
Ingredients:
- plastic tumblers
- candy melts
- sprinkles
- bananas
- strawberries
- milk
- yogurt
Kiddie Cocktail with Sprinkles on the Rim
We had leftover yellow candy melts from my son’s Wubbzy birthday party but you could also use chocolate. I melted it on a small plate and then dipped the rim of the glasses into the melted chocolate. The plastic tumbler glasses are from the Dollar store.
Then, I dipped the glasses into star-shaped sprinkles. Each of their glasses were filled with a smoothie I made from a banana, vanilla yogurt, milk, and strawberry syrup. Just milk by itself would also be fun!
New Year’s Fireworks Crafts
Paper Plate Countdown to New Year’s Clock Craft
I printed the numbers 1-12 for each child and cut them into little squares. On a paper plate, I wrote the numbers as they would appear on a clock as well as Happy New Year across the bottom. They matched each number and glued them into place. Then they had fun decorating their paper plate clocks with markers.
Ooh you cocktails look FUN!!! And love all your colouring and the clocks. Great New Year’s Eve!Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty! Maggy