This week focuses on Fairies and we have:
Watched Rise Of The Guardians.
Baked Fairy Biscuit Wands
Created Fairy Paper Chains (and been on a fairy woodland walk)
Watched Rise Of The Guardians.
Baked Fairy Biscuit Wands
Created Fairy Paper Chains (and been on a fairy woodland walk)
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Fairy Biscuit Wands
Ingredients
Biscuits
4oz butter
2oz caster sugar
6oz plain
flourDecorating
Chocolate
Sprinkles
Method
- Preheat the oven to 180 degrees
- Combine the butter and sugar together in a bowl and then add in the flour
- Roll out to around 2cm in thickness and cut out with a star cutter before placing on a baking tray
- Add your wooden sticks ensuring they go deep into the centre of the biscuit
- Cook for around 12-15 minutes until lightly golden
- Allow to cool
- Decorate the star biscuits (we used melted chocolate and sprinkles then tied ribbon onto the sticks)
- Scoff!
Fairy Paper Chains
(and our fairy woodland walk)
Equipment
A4 sheet of paper
Pencil
Scissors
Pencil
Scissors
Method
Fold the sheet of A4 paper in half horizontally
Unfold and cut out the 2 strips
Fold each strip in concertina style
Once complete draw on a fairy leaving certain parts (wings and hands) open on either side to create the chain
Cut out the image
Unfold the paper to reveal your paper chain of fairies
We also created tiaras, wands and wings and decided to go on a fairy hunt in Badby Wood.
It always feels very enchanted there and is filled with stunning Bluebells.
We looked for locations of where fairies may live and studied the big roots of very old trees.
We decided to leave our wands at a little spot where people have left toys over the past few years...
...and where we thought fairies may also like to play and eat.
We hung our paper chains around the trees nearby to decorate.
Unfold and cut out the 2 strips
Fold each strip in concertina style
Once complete draw on a fairy leaving certain parts (wings and hands) open on either side to create the chain
Cut out the image
Unfold the paper to reveal your paper chain of fairies
We also created tiaras, wands and wings and decided to go on a fairy hunt in Badby Wood.
It always feels very enchanted there and is filled with stunning Bluebells.
We looked for locations of where fairies may live and studied the big roots of very old trees.
We decided to leave our wands at a little spot where people have left toys over the past few years...
...and where we thought fairies may also like to play and eat.
We hung our paper chains around the trees nearby to decorate.
Rise Of The Guardians Movie
I love this movie where the legendary guardians; the Easter Bunny, Father Christmas, Jack Frost, Sandman and of course the Tooth Fairy, team up to defeat the evil Pitch (Black). It's all about believing in things even if you can't see them and it's a magical tale about team work.
If you have any Fairy themed posts you can link them up below.
Next week the theme will be Dogs.
Oooh I love those biscuits!
ReplyDeleteWe love rise of the guardians too, such a great story especially for little ones who struggle to believe!
Oooh how beautiful! My next post will feature fairies too!
ReplyDeleteooooh what a great idea and i love your fairy wands which i may make into witches wands for a party idea x x
ReplyDeleteLove the fairy wand biscuits and that tree with all the toys is brilliant! x
ReplyDeleteThree great activities to inspire children to be creative and use their imaginations. The fairy wand biscuits look delicious and I'm sure the hunt for fairies was great fun in such an ideal setting. What a lovely touch in leaving toys as well, thanks for sharing your fairy fun with Country Kids.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I might think of a themed day for my wee man but it will probably be about bears at the minute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely magical week you've had. Love the biscuits & such a pretty walk. We always hunt for fairies when we are out & about too x
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! Booked marked for the Summer hols!
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely, these are great! Perfect for my two nieces.
ReplyDeleteThe decorations on the biscuits are really good.
ReplyDeleteSounds good
ReplyDeleteI have emailed a link to this post to a few of my friends. I'm sure their daughters will LOVE making the wands and fairy chains :)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious and I reckon even I could manage those, lol.
ReplyDeleteThe fairy biscuit wands look so sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely need to remember for next birthday party :)
ReplyDeleteMy girls have made these several times over the Summer. We made them on Saturday too for their cousin's birthday party! They went down well!
ReplyDeleteI like these, very imaginative.
ReplyDeleteRise of the Guardians was funny.
ReplyDeleteWe loved Rise of the Guardians, shall be giving the Fairy Biscuit Wands and Fairy paper chains a go
ReplyDeletesome great ideas :)
ReplyDeleteLove those biscuits and I know a 4 year old girl who would enjoy them as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely idea
ReplyDeleteWow Wonderful my eldest would love this will definately have to try out the paper chains and biscuits after watching the movie again now she is at that right age to understand it all now :)
ReplyDeleteThe fairy wand biscuits are a great idea, my daughter loves baking and is fairy mad!
ReplyDeleteGreat Fairy ideas. Will make the biscuits with my little one :)
ReplyDeletefairy wand biscuits - what a lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen the film yet but will be watching it asap as I think my son would love it. The biscuits and paper chains will be something I can do when my niece visits :) x
ReplyDeletewhat a fab idea!
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ReplyDeleteThe Fairy Wand Biscuits look delicious. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
What lovely ideas for my mini fairies - my 3 year old would love the fairy wand biscuits. Badby wood looks beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteLove these lovely fairy wand biscuits and the whole fairy theme. Nice clicks too.Visiting from Blog club group C
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the fairy wand biscuits! Fantastic idea.
ReplyDeleteHazel Rea - @beachrambler
gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteEven though I have boys, they love Ben and holly so I'm gonna give these a bash x
ReplyDeleteThose biscuits are amazing! I know what I'm doing tomorrow! :D
ReplyDeletethese are fab, my two year old daughter loves fairies and wands so going to try these for her although im useless at arts and crafts lol xxx
ReplyDeleteLove the biscuit wand idea, am gonna try it out for my daughters birthday :)
ReplyDeleteLove these and such fun to do with the little ones x
ReplyDeleteoh i love the biscuits
ReplyDeleteso perfect for a fairy birthday party or even a Cinderella party
ReplyDeleteGreat activities ideas - Thanks
ReplyDeletecute! my girls would love these
ReplyDeleteThe decorations on the biscuits are lovely! My girls would love these!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely recipe
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of fairies and angels, too, actually. Going on a fairy hunt sounds like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteWill be trying out with my niece we love fairies
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas - my daughter loves fairies!
ReplyDeleteAshleigh
The perfect fairy den
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! It all looks like great fun.
ReplyDeleteThese would be good for one of the easter holiday days x
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea to make a film more interactive with little ones!
ReplyDeletethe biscuits look great :) and simple to do as well
ReplyDeleteI need to try the fairy biscuit wands!
ReplyDeleteimagination
ReplyDeletegreat ideas, looks fun
ReplyDeleteWonderful ideas.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
cute ideas
ReplyDeleteI do love those biscuits! Really magical and ultra easy!
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