It’s turkey time! Get the kids involved in making a fun and festive Turkey Day treat with these Rice Krispie Turkeys. They’re the perfect treat to gobble up on Thanksgiving day. The kids can make these while dinner is cooking and they’ll be ready for dessert!
These also make for a fun place setting at the Thanksgiving table. Add a name tag to each one and it’s ready for adding to the dining table as a decoration and dessert!
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Head over to Alpha Mom’s – Once Upon a Holiday to see the full tutorial on making these tasty treats!
Thanks so much for sharing this idea – I’ll be linking to it as part of a Thanksgiving Speech Therapy round up on http://www.playtalklearn.com. Happy Thanksgiving – we don’t celebrate it here in Australia but it looks like a special day!
Cheers
Emily
I would be making these for my grandson’s preschool class so I wonder if it would be safer to use pretzel sticks in place of the toothpicks?
Found this post via The Inspired Room link love post- What a cute idea! And they look pretty easy to pull together which is a HUGE PLUS!
yes! I’ve been looking for a creative thanksgiving snack.
ok, that is one of the cutest crafts I have seen in a long, long time. I love it! you’re always a fabulous resource!
I just found your blog and love it!
Oh these are so cute. I might have to make these with my nephew!! Thanks for sharing:)
Thanks so much for the idea! Those are so stinkin’ cute! We did the leaf thing this morning and my almost 3 year old loved it!
I love the fruit loops and the candy corn. Very creative and fun! Your blog has really helped to inspire my creativity and get my family involved.
I love all your projects! I wish I had time to do them all! So much fun!
Marie – These are so cute! I love the fruit loops on the toothpicks – so clever! :)
These are super cute!!
Too cute. Into my file of ideas to-do!!!! Thanks for sharing.
I am always looking for fun Friday treat ideas. These are definitely going on my list.
How precious!!!!! Just too creative!
These are darling! I will for sure be making these with my kids!