How to Create a Boo Basket for Halloween Do you do Boo Baskets for your littles? I saw this idea last year and thought I needed to give it a try! * This post contains affiliate links to some of the products that I use and love. This means that if you shop directly through the links, your purchase supports my blog at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support! Anytime in October is a great time to give a Boo Basket. I plan to surprise my little ones with their Boo Baskets on October 1. I love the excitement that these baskets bring. It's a perfect way to spread Halloween cheer. Celebrating the holidays with my little ones is one of my favorite things. I will be sharing more of the Boo Baskets on my Instagram ( @marrisalutz ) you can follow along on the fun in my stories. I'll be sure to save a Boo Basket highlight. Boo Baskets are what you make them. They do NOT need to be over the top, unless that is what you want. We live
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Green Pancake Breakfast
Make your favorite pancake batter and add some green food coloring. You can top the pancakes with Lucky Charm’s marshmallows and whipped cream.
Homemade Play Dough
Homemade play dough is such a fun activity. It would be perfect for Saint Patrick’s Day. You and your little one could even make green play dough to go along with the theme. Check out the activity here.
Green and Gold Snacks
At snack time you could serve up some green apples, bananas, green grapes, green kiwis, and golden kiwis. There are so many delicious and healthy green and banana snacks.
Complete a Saint Patrick’s Day Craft
Whether it's coloring, painting, and/or using tissue paper your little one will have fun being creative. You could use green peppers to stamp a shamrock shape with paint onto paper. Pinterest and Teachers Pay Teachers have some great ideas.
Shamrock Shaped Sugar Cookies
Make shamrock shaped sugar cookies and decorate them with your little one. I really like this recipe from Sally's Baking Addiction.
Wear Saint Patrick’s Day Clothing
There are so many options for Saint Patrick’s Day clothing. If you would rather not buy new clothes you can always have your little one choose green and/or gold clothing that they already own.
Saint Patrick’s Day Books
There are so many great choices of books to read for Saint Patrick’s Day. Here are some good ones that I thought of; The Night Before Saint Patrick's Day, How to Catch a Leprechaun, Pete the Cat The Great Leprechaun Chase, Happy ST. Patrick's Day Curious George, Elmo's Lucky Day, and Pout-Pout Fish Lucky Leprechaun. If you do not want to buy any more books right now you can always check your local library.
Saint Patrick’s Day Inspired Bath
Get your little one a bath bomb, bath crayons, or some colored bath drops to end the day with some Saint Patrick’s Day magic.
Shamrock Bark
Make some shamrock bark with your little one.
Leprechaun Pee
Add green food coloring to the toilet and add little leprechaun footprints on the toilet seat. There are so many ideas on Pinterest.
Scavenger Hunt
Create a scavenger hunt for your little one. There are examples on Pinterest and Etsy. At the end of the scavenger hunt you could have a few pieces of golden wrapped candy.
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