Simple School Fair Fundraising Ideas: Cocoa in a Cup
Here is a very simple, what clever idea that our PTA (Parent’s Teacher’s Association) came up for our School Christmas Fair: Rudolph Cocoa’s in a cup. These make fabulous little homemade gifts and great stocking fillers too!! These could be made as little DIY Christmas Mice too maybe?!
(Excuse the mediocre-ness of the photo.. I took it at night, on my iphone on a classroom floor!)
Materials: a cup of add milk/water only hot chocolate, 2 tablespoons of mini marshmallows, some round stickers (colour white one red) and googly eyes, glue, piping bags and ribbon
- Fill your your piping bag with cocoa
- Top with marshmallows
- Tie
- Decorate
Done.
When ready to use, snip the bottom off, pour into a cup and add hot milk/ water.
Perfect!
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Now you can also get the kids involved with fundraising. Our kids have been making and selling these super popular Pokemon Bookmarks or Christmas Bookmark Corners! Or how about making some DIY Angel Ornaments to sell at the fair? So many great ideas
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Fab-u-lous. We will definitely be sharing that!
So simple, isn’t it? And yet so cute!!!!
what a cute idea! I just love it.
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Wow this is a great idea, you could even turn it into Santa and have the bottom of the cone as his beard and put a bell or pompom on top 🙂
Ooooh yes, that would be adorable!!!!
These are great! I’m trying to come up with some simple homemade goodies for family and these will be great, might also try the chocolate on a stick which melts in hot milk, hmmmm too many good Christmassy ideas! Off to pin!
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Perfect and ooh, now I want chocolate on a stick too!
What a simple and fun fundraiser! I am sharing this on Pinterest.
thank you!
I love this idea. I am curious, how much did anyone sell each one for?
I think it was a £1 or £1.50!