We started our countdown to Easter today & I couldnt be more happier with how well it turned out. We kicked off our countdown by making Mini Jello Eggs. J baby did a great job and need just a little of my assistance. This was a pretty easy thing to make and it was a great thing to start the week off with.
Well lets get on with it.
Supplies Needed:
Box of Jell-O (Small Box)
A mixing bowl
Mixing Spoon
Measuring Cup
Water
Saucepan
Jello-Beans mold
Now, I know everyone is not going to have the Jell-O Beans mold and I don't think you can just go out and buy it anymore, however if i'm correct, Walmart and such stores should have a Jell-O egg mold that you could use.
Supplies Needed:
Box of Jell-O (Small Box)
A mixing bowl
Mixing Spoon
Measuring Cup
Water
Saucepan
Jello-Beans mold
Now, I know everyone is not going to have the Jell-O Beans mold and I don't think you can just go out and buy it anymore, however if i'm correct, Walmart and such stores should have a Jell-O egg mold that you could use.
Start off by following the instructions on the Jell-O box.
Pour the Jell-O packet into your mixing bowl.
Pour in one cup of boiling water. Since this is not something J baby could do on his own, I only got pictures of the water boiling.
Stir for two minutes or until the Jell-O is dissolved.
Add one cup cold water. J baby did a great job, he didn't spill any water.
Stir again!
Then pour into the mold. We used a measuring spoon to help pour the Jell-O into the mold since J baby did this on his own as well.
Then refrigerate and you got your self some mini Jell-O eggs. We had some left over, so instead of using such a big bowl I used one of my cupcake molds and poured the rest in there.
Meanwhile, while all the stirring and pouring went on, R baby observed from her pack & play.
