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| I am looking for a poem to go with Candy Canes! I am wanting to attach a cute poem to a Candy Cane for my sons Grade 2 classmates. Or does anyone have any other EASY ideas that I can do? I'm not too crafty but want to do something cute that my son can give. I will appreciate any poem or ideas! Thanks! |
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| Hi Deb, Print on white paper, roll into a scroll, and tie onto a candy cane with red ribbon.) Candy Cane Story Jesus Gentle Shepherd, This cane, you see, when turned around And so this cane reminds us I also have a pattern of the Manger scene with the legend of the candycane poem already printed on it. This is for young childern. your son could color it and then Cut around the solid line. Then just Tie a candy cane on the side by threading ribbon through the holes. |
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| Hi Deb, Here are some more of the easy and inexpensive gag type gifts, although they aren't really gag gifts, because they are usable. What I would do as far as the kids go, is go to your dollar or craft or even department store and get those cello treat bags with Christmas designs on them. Put the candy in that and staple the bag topper with the poem and graphic on that. If you don't want to use staples, just tie the bag with ribbon, and punch a hole in the corner of the bag topper and have the ribbon loop through it. With adults, I then put the bag into a mug or other desirable container they may need or like. With a man, you could even put it into a thermos. With kids, you can leave just in the bag, or use one of those .59 cent plastic Christmas cups at drug stores and such.
A significant symbol of Christmas **************************************************** CANDY CANE SEEDS (Use round, red and white peppermint candies) I once knew a gardner who knew how to grow **************************************************** Grinch Candy Canes Poems Just buy the green colored candy canes and attach the following poem: #1 #2 Circus Mix 1 package (10.5 ounces) marshmallow 1 package (10 ounces) jelly beans * I put 1 cup of mix into a baggie. Then used a white lunch-size paper bag, attached a gift-label with a picture of Santa that said "North Pole Circus Mix" and decorated with ribbon. **************************************************** Elfin Droppings (Red & green M&M's would make great Elfin Poop) The elves were so sick they couldn't make toys **************************************************** Mice Poop *Use chocolate covered raisins* On Christmas Eve as I was snug in my bed, written by Deanne Burton **************************************************** Reindeer Poop In a small decorative container, or zip baggie, place small, round chocolate #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 **************************************************** Santa Kisses #1 #2 **************************************************** SNOWMAN KISSES (mini-marshmallows or other white candy) Snowflakes from Heaven as white as can be! **************************************************** Snowman Poop In a small decorative container, or zip baggie, place miniature white #1 #2 OR Santa checked his list not once, but twice. #3 #4 #5 **************************************************** Spare Reindeer Nose's (Red Hots or Red M&Ms, hard candy, etc.) #1 #2
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| These are great! I will be sure to use these with my kids. I especially loved the poem about the reindeer poop! My five-year old will get a kick out of that... lol. Thanks. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gumball-machine.com
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- Posted by laura(lleblanc1234@comcast.net) onTue, Dec 7, 10 at 10:04
| heres and alternative to candy cane poem...SNOWMAN SOUP with candy canes you take two packets of swiss miss chocolate mix I cut out some different color construction paper and glued the saying below to the construction paper...cutting with edged scissors... there is enough for two cups of hot cocoa SNOWMAN SOUP When it’s so cold that Pour the packet in a mug Now add some hot water |
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- Posted by Michelle(michelle_endicott@hotmail.com) onSat, Dec 18, 10 at 21:04
| We found a Christian one online to use for our children in Primary/Sunday school, but reworded it a bit. This is a new original version. Look at the Candy Cane�what do you see? |
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