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This past week, my daughter, Sophie, and I made COOKIES IN A JAR for the first time ever. We gave the cookie jars to teachers and neighbors—one to just about everybody on our list! She is in 1st grade so this is a project for just about all ages. It was nice to be together, work together and just enjoy together. While creating the gifts Sophie was learning quite a lot…
-READING- She read the recipes, instructions, and package information.
-MATH- Calculating the ingredients and how much to purchase.
-SCIENCE- The science of baking and the measuring of ribbon and ingredients.
-ART- Finding the perfect fabric and ribbons for the top of the jars. She even helped tie the ribbons.
Oh and –MUSIC- we sang to Christmas carols as we made the jars!
So if you get a little winter break and want an activity – try the Cookies in a Jar…tied with a May Arts bow!
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You will need:
- Quart wide mouth jars (washed and dried)
- Ingredients for your cookies
- Fabric 7 inches wide
- 25 inches of ribbon

Layer your ingredients; make sure you pack down each layer. Fill completely to the top. Put the lids on, cover with your fabric and tie your bow!
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Ribbons used:
- red/white NX Solid/Stitched Center
- green QD Sheer/Velvet Dot
***Allrecipes.com has over 50 different recipes!***
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Blog Posted By: Leah Farrar-White
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What a neat idea for giving and making with your little girl. They are so festive!!!
I love this idea! I’ll have to check out the recipes! The decorated jars look so festive!
DeniseB
wow, stunning project:) Love it!!!!!