Worms In Dirt Edible Craft

When you are looking for a fun kid craft idea, look no further than this Worms In Dirt Edible Craft for kids. Your little ones can have fun making their own little edible worms while learning and playing. This craft makes a perfect addition to a homeschool lesson on worms, or just as a playtime snack that also keeps kids occupied and having fun.

I am all about hands-on kid craft ideas that are also educational. While this Worms in Dirt Edible Craft may seem like just a fun way for kids to play with cereal, it’s actually a great way to teach. You can easily use this craft to supplement a lesson on earthworms. For younger kids just wanting to do schoolwork like their siblings, this can dig in too. Maybe even pretend they are eating real worms? Of course, they will love that!

Worms in Dirt Edible Craft for Kids Tutorial

Materials:

• colorful fruit Os cereal
• chenille stems
• black sparkle gel icing
• finely crushed chocolate cookies, optional

Directions:

1. For large worms, use one chenille stem. For small worms, cut 1 chenille stem in half.
2. Fold over one end of the chenille stem and begin to thread a cereal onto the opposite end of the stem.

• Learn colors and sorting
• Fine motor skill practice
• Following directions
• Learning about earthworms and their purpose

Adding in homeschool concepts makes this Worms in Dirt Edible Craft even better to do with the kids.  Even if you aren’t a homeschooling parent, you can add some learning concepts to their routine.  By grabbing some books, coloring books, and doing this craft, you’ll be able to teach them easily without it feeling like a homeschool lesson.

This Worms In Dirt Kid Craft idea is a great fun way to spend some time playing with your kids while they learn.  Eating this yummy treat while they learn is a great way to help your kids love education.

More Edible Crafts for Kids:

Edible Bird Nests

Homemade Edible Finger Paints