These cute Milky Way Teddy Sleds are perfect for class party treats at school and are easy to make! Make a batch to share at school, or let the kids make their own! This post contains affiliate links, was originally shared in 2011 and now includes a video.
You might also like our graham cracker nativity scene, our pop tart gingerbread house or our candy trains!
Watch our step by step video!
These Milky Way teddy sleds are so fun! I'm sitting here having a hard time believing that the first time we made these my oldest, who is getting ready to graduate high school, was in second grade! We made these for a class Christmas party and they were a huge hit. It was fun to make them with my youngest this year. If you're looking for something even EASIER be sure to check out our snowboarding polar bears. Yes, SNOWBOARDING polar bears, haha!
Milky Way Teddy Sleds for Class Party Treats
Supplies
- mini candy canes
- teddy grahams
- miniature fun sized milky way candy bars
- chocolate frosting
Instructions
- Step 1: Cut a fun sized candy bar in thirds. Take the center piece out. (This helps the little sled fit onto the candy canes better.)
- Step 2: Sandwich a little teddy graham cracker in between the two candy bar pieces with a bit of chocolate frosting.
- Step 3: Spread a small amount of chocolate frosting on two mini candy canes. We always have a giant tub of these during the holidays and add them to our Operation Christmas Child Shoe Boxes!
- Step 3: Place candy bar on top of the candy canes.
Note: You can use royal icing instead of chocolate frosting if you want them to dry faster or transport them to a party. Because they are made with a cracker, these are best eaten the day that they are made to avoid the cracker softening or going stale.
Kids would have a great time making teddy sleds at a class party treat station! Have an example made ahead of time and all of the supplies laid out assembly style and let the kids make their own Milky Way teddy sleds. Teddy Grahams come in a variety of flavors so pick out a few to give the kids options!
Store in an airtight container up to two days.
Hannah says
Wow! These would be a perfect addition to a gingerbread House!
Brandy says
That's a great idea!
Erlene Amat says
An oldie,but a goodie! Thanks so much for sharing it on Merry Monday. Pinned!
Organized 31 says
How adorable! I can't wait to make these with my kiddos this weekend. Thanks for sharing at the #ThisIsHowWeRoll Link Party.
Camille says
Love this! The kids will have fun making them.
Carol says
They look so cute! and doable.
Alexis @ Persia Lou says
These are so cute! I think I need to make these with my kids! (I'm wondering if we even have milky ways left over from Halloween...) I would love it if you linked it up to the Handmade Holiday Link Party! http://persialou.blogspot.com/2013/11/handmade-holiday-link-party.html 🙂
PlanningQueen says
They look gorgeous. Thanks for linking to my post!
CJ @ Morsels of Life says
These sleds are so fun and creative! 🙂
Angell @ Passionate and Creative Homemaking says
Hi! Just letting you know that this month I am having a Christmas in July Celebration on my blog and I featured this today! (expect to hear from me a few times this month - you have a lot of good stuff on here! lol!)
http://passionateandcreativehomemaking.blogspot.com/2012/07/day-1-christmas-in-july.html
countrymomcooks says
My 5 year old thinks this is awesome... Thanks..and Happy New Year....