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DLTK's Crafts for Kids
Marshmallow Menorah Craft
Thanks to Julie Ann for sharing this idea
with us.
Julie Ann wrote: "I've just done a fun project with my 2 3/4-year-old daughter, which I thought you might want to know about & have for the future for your readers: it's assembling a menorah
from humble ingredients."
Materials:
 | Cardboard |
| Marshmallows |
| Canned Frosting |
| Milk |
| Food dye |
Instructions:
| On a rectangular stiff board or paper, line up 9 marshmallows, glueing them down with store-bought canned frosting.
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| On the middle one, add one or two more marshmallows so that it is taller.
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| Paint them (we put food dye in some milk and used that)
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| Push grocery-store small birthday-cake candles into the marshmallows.
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As you may know, the "taller" or somehow-distinctive candle is called the "shammos" or "leader," and it's with that candle that you lit the others.
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