Mini marshmallow games

A few months ago, when I was first introduced to Pinterest, I came across this idea from Real Simple. I thought it looked like something ...

Marshmallows are sooo good, not just on smores but in many more things! These yummy and easy-to-make marshmallow activities will surely hook kids of all ages! Get ready for some yummy treats and fun activities

You can have the best time with your kids with stuff you probably already have around your house. Competitive fun for the whole family!

Super simple to set up and extra fun to play - these simple Marshmallow Games are hysterical and perfect for kids of any age.

We saw a hilarious video from Gridley FFA where several of their finest chapter members played Mallow drop. Two students sit on the floor, leaned back, with noses pointed to the ceiling, and an ice cream cone in their mouth. Their partner standing on a table nearby has to drop as many mini marshmallows as possible in t

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We had a play date with our friends, so I decided to make these really simple, inexpensive mini marshmallow shooters that I found on Real Simple's website. Supplies: -Marshmallows -Plastic cups -Scissors -Balloons -Packing tape (not pictured) Directions: First cut the bottom of your plastic cup. If your cup cracks a bit, like mine did, I