What you need:
These two 12-ounce bear bottles contain 100% pure Grade A clover honey with no fillers and are certified gluten free.
This 280-count box of sandwich and snack bags uses Grip ’n Seal closures and an easy-to-handle textured tab.
This clear 1.88-inch heavy-duty tape comes with a dispenser and provides strong holding power for sealing the sensory bags.
This set of 30 fine-point permanent markers offers vivid assorted colors for drawing on plastic, wood, stone, metal and glass.
These colorful resin fruit charms include apple shapes for bracelets, necklaces, earrings and holiday craft accents.
This box contains 60 tiny resin bees in four sizes for decorating crafts, wreaths, scrapbooks and sensory projects.
These faceted red teardrop beads catch the light beautifully in jewelry, hanging details and handmade decorations.
These 50 handmade polymer-clay apple-slice beads have 1.6mm holes for jewelry, keychains and craft embellishment.
1. Put one ziploc bag into another to create a double bag. This will prevent leakage.
2. Fill the inner bag with enough honey to spread a thick layer over the entire inside of the bag.
3. Repeat several times
4. Put different small items - i.e. orbees, beads - into each honey bag. For extra oomph, use Rosh Hashanah themed beads!
5. Use a sharpie to decorate the outside of each bag with Rosh Hashanah related pictures
6. Tape the top of the bags securely
Now watch your child enjoy the delicious feeling of squishing that honey.
Babies and toddlers, roughly one to four. It is built for the age that wants to touch everything and cannot yet be trusted with honey — they get the squish, the color and the beads moving under their fingers with nothing to clean up.
Yes, if it is sealed properly. The honey and beads go inside a double bag and the open edge is taped down with heavy packing tape, so there is no way in. Tape the bag to a table or a window and it stays where you put it.
Double bag it, press the air out before sealing, and run packing tape along the full sealed edge rather than a strip in the middle. The tape is doing the real work — a zip seal alone will not survive a determined toddler.
Several days, and they can be made a week ahead. Keep them out of direct sun, which warms the honey and softens the seal. When the bag finally gives, throw it out rather than repairing it.
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