I Scream You Scream…
We all scream for ice cream! Today I’m here to bring you a little fun project that I did with my son. He’s 3 so I had to do most of the cutting and such, older kids can probably do it themselves.
I used the Triple Dip – 2 Straws that Dani created with Traci Reed and Shawna Clingerman to make a cute little game for my little guy.Â
I used various shapes to create scoops of ice cream and a cone. Then I clipped the different papers to the shapes and added some color words and numbers. After printing I cut them out and he helped me assemble the game. I used metal washers adhered to a piece of cardstock and then put magnets on the backs of the scoops. I also enlarged the hat from the kit, printed it twice, and stapled it for him to wear.  You may need to add some extending pieces of paper if you print this on 8.5×11 paper for older kids.  As a last step I printed out some of the Guest Checks in the kit for him to be able to “take my order”.Â


When it was all said and done we played all morning with me ordering what kind of ice cream cone I wanted and then he would put it together. The “1, blue, 4, pink” was very good! LOL!
We spent the rest of the morning making ice cream in a bag. It was a very simple recipe and he really enjoyed helping measure out the ingredients and then shaking the bag. But his favorite part was the taste testing.

Here’s the recipe if you’re interested in trying it. (we added some chocolate chips too)

Enjoy!
~Tracy
July 28th, 2008 at 4:53 am
my husband does that with his Sunday School class1 They all have a ball. What a cute game!
July 28th, 2008 at 5:45 am
LOVE this! We’ll have to try that recipe too!
July 28th, 2008 at 10:36 am
What a fun activity! I have lots of “File Folder Games” for my class- but they are nearly as cute. I may have to redo some of them using my scrap stuff. Great idea- thanks for sharing!
July 28th, 2008 at 11:57 am
I love it! Both the activity and the recipe! I\’m going to go out and get some half and half after lunch so we can try this this afternoon. Thanks!
June 22nd, 2010 at 5:09 am
Confused there isn’t a greater number of discussions on this article. In any event, it was a nice read, so thank you.