Just in time for Christmas Eve, today I am sharing a fun Grinch themed family activity with a printable poem card. This Grinch Dust is easy to make with colored sugar. Simply scoop into baggies and add the printable bag topper or tag with the Grinch poem. Give them as gifts or make it together with your kids as your new Christmas Eve tradition. Then have fun sprinkling the magic dust in your yard before Christmas to keep the Grinch away!
Grinch Dust
Ingredients
- 1 cup white sugar
- 6 + drops green food coloring
Instructions
- Add sugar to a bowl.
- Stir in green food coloring until you get your desired color.
- Scoop a few spoonfuls into each baggies.
- Print, cut out, and staple bag toppers on ziptop baggies. Or punch a hole in the tags and tie on with a ribbon.
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Add 1 cup sugar to a bowl then stir in green food coloring.
Add drops until you get your desired color.
Scoop a few spoonfuls into each baggie.
Print and cut out the tags or toppers and staple or tie onto baggies.
I stapled the bag toppers on regular size snack ziptop baggies and punched a hole
and added a ribbon tie with a tag for smaller treat size baggies.
Our Elf Jingle even had a visit from the Grinch!
Luckily he left a movie and book for us to enjoy and didn’t cause any trouble!
Print your free tags and toppers!
Print the Grinch Dust Tags here.
Print the Grinch Bag Toppers here.
Those are so cute, perfect for a holiday playdate. Thanks for sharing!
What a cool idea. I have to try this with my little.
What a lovely gifting idea and those bag tags are awesome.
What a clever idea for Grinch dust! I think the kids will enjoy making with me and gifting for their friends.
How unique is this?! Grinch dust is so something I would have made with my kids when they were little. I love the Grinch!
These are so much fun. We love watching The Grinch at Christmas, these would make great treats for the kids.
Loved your creative touch with the Grinch Dust recipe! The printable bag toppers and tags made it super fun. Not a chef, but your instructions were easy to follow. Didn’t make it, but it’s on my to-do list!