My kids LOVE peanut butter and jelly.
My kids insist on either grape jelly or strawberry jam for their PB&J sandwiches.
My kids LOVED putting together this craft, because it felt like making a real sandwich!
Supplies:
First, fold one of your sheets of paper (or foam) in half.
Along the fold, draw half of a piece of bread and cut out.
Repeat for the other piece of paper.
Seal the bags up tightly.
Mix the ingredients together until the bag turns a consistent color.
This took us about two minutes.
Cut a tiny corner off one end of the bag.
Squeeze the puff paint onto the paper bread.
We put our jelly on one and peanut butter on the other.
Stack the two sides of the sandwich together.
At this point, you have two options.
Let the puff paint dry for about 72 hours before playing with your sandwiches.
confirm the puff paint is completely dry before giving it to a child to play with.
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