This week I am going to substitute teach 1st grade religion class at St. Timothy. Since the feast day of St. Timothy is on January 26th - we are susposed to teach a little lesson on St. Timothy.
Since I am teaching 1st grade I decided to make the kids some St. Timothy candy bars - so that they can actually see what St. Timothy looks like and have a little treat to take home.
These are so simple to make - they can be made for the feast day of a Patron Saint, a baptism or first communion.
Supplies:
Hershey bars
Wrapping paper in coordinating color
Scissors
Tape
Picture of Saint
Heavy scrapbook paper in coordinating color
Scalloped punch
Directions:
Wrap the Hershey bars in wrapping paper that coordinates with your saint picture.
I used the standard sized Hershey bars - but in the past I have used the snack sized. I guess it depends on the size of the saint picture.
The first step is to wrap each of the candy bars. I like to wrap them with the ends showing.
For this project I used silver wrapping paper.
I cut out my St. Timothy pictures and using double stick tape adhered them to a silver piece of heavy scrapbook paper that was punched into a scallop shape.
Then using double stick tape simply adhere the scalloped shape to the middle of the candy bar.
I think the kids are going to like these little candy treats!
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