24 Fun Holiday Treats To Make With Kids

Much cozier than going out in the cold and building a real snowman. Instructions here.

Ever cut a snowflake out of a folded piece of paper? Turns out, tortillas work, too. Instructions here.

Instead of fussing with lots of colored icings and making a mess, just coat all of your sugar cookies with a simple white frosting, and use sprinkles to decorate. Recipe here.

Put the elves to work forming the sticky rice krispies into wreaths. Instructions here.

So simple, but, the end product makes a great hostess gift. Making the bark is a great way to get in the holiday spirit without having to commit a whole afternoon to baking. Recipe here.

Marshmallows > Clay. Instructions here.

Throw all the ingredients in a ziploc bag, and shake. Just make sure it's totally sealed. Recipe here.

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This one will really impress your kids; just know that you'll be the one doing most of the work. Instructions here.

If a sugar cookie tree is too much, try this much easier rice krispie version. Instructions here.

100% foolproof. Instructions (SPOILER: chocolate frosting base, tootsie rolls, and jellybeans on top) here.

These three-ingredient, no-bake clusters are simple enough to make with your kids, but classic enough that they're a good last minute option for a holiday party or cookie swap. Recipe here.

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Take a break from sweet treats and serve a Christmas tree for dinner. Bonus: your kids might be so distracted by the presentation that they'll actually eat the spinach. Recipe and instructions here.

Pressing the M&Ms into the slightly melted chocolate kisses is bizarrely satisfying. Instructions here.