Halloween Ghosts - no cooking

[Pauline]

Did these this afternoon and they were a great success.

I think it was Angel who first sent them in for the Resources, I have added a little bit more to the details based on our experience.

http://childmindinghelp.co.uk/freeresources/cook/marshmallowghost.html

[katickles]

There really good & really simple (just what I need:D)

[Pudding Girl]

Very nice :)

I have a full house tomorrow but will run up to the shop in the morning and see if they have the ingredients as they'd love making those :)

[manjay]

We made those last year but I think I got the idea from a magazine.

My advice would be to get plenty of marshmallows as they seem to disappear:rolleyes:

[Pauline]

We made those last year but I think I got the idea from a magazine.

My advice would be to get plenty of marshmallows as they seem to disappear:rolleyes:

You used a magazine and NOT the Resources website :eek: ;)

Must admit I ate a few marshmallows :D

[Madminder]

They look great. One year when I had three little ones we just used food colouring pens to make faces straight onto large marshmallows, much easier and quicker but just as much fun, our ghosts had some great expressions!

[angeldelight]

Oh I had forgot about these

They look great Pauline hope you had fun eating all the ingredients :laughing:

Angel xx

[miffy]

Will have to do this next year now!

Thank you

Miffy xx

[ORKSIE]

They look brilliant!!

[angeldelight]

Bumping back up

Angel xx

[Pauline]

Doing them again on Friday with the grandchildren - by popular request, they love doing them :laughing:

[kindredspirits]

this looks fun - although i'm not sure about MY marshmallows being used on activities - they are purely for hot chocolate purposes :laughing:

[charleyfarley]

Thanks for these, another nice and easy idea :thumbsup:

Carol xx

[Chatterbox Childcare]

Creative Steps have these again this year. We are doing them later with marshmallows and black icing to make skulls (need to cut the mouth with a knife first though)