Children Food: Cookies

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Penguin Icebox Cookies

That's right, penguins! I loved reading all your guesses and reasoning last post. Now I've got hippos, monkeys, elephants, and Totoro on the brain for future projects :). But, for today, let's talk about penguins.

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Pearly Bites

Kids come up with a pearl every time they dive into one of these sweet under-the-sea-style snacks. They're perfect for ocean-side picnics, beach-themed parties, or any gathering celebrating the sunniest season.

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Hoot Owl Treats

A wise choice for cookie-lovers. For generations, kids have been getting a hoot out of these sweet owl treats. They're great to make for a bake sale or school party.

What you'll need: 3/4 cup softened butter, 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/2 cup sugar, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1 1/2 ounces baking chocolate, melted, Chocolate chips, Whole roasted cashews.

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Back to School Cookies

Going back to school will be much more fun if you have one of these adorable cookies in your lunchbox. We found these cute cookies over on The Sweet Adventures of SugarBelle. There is a tutorial on their site for making the fun owl cookies and you can follow the same basics for decorating the other Schoolbus and Pencil cookies.

Meke going back to school a fun event ... make some cookies!

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Fiesta Cookies

These cookies are fun and easy to make and yummy to eat. You can make any cookie, whether store-bought or homemade, into a festive party cookie.

For Cinco de Maya, we used icing to attach Sugar Dots to cookies, while others have bright colored M&Ms. Let the kids help decorate. You can also use the flat 1/4 inch colored sprinkles around the edge to make little sombreros.

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Sugar Spritz Cookies

Packaged sugar cookie dough makes these Sugar Spritz Cookies a breeze. And food coloring adds a festive touch before these treats are out of the bowl. Let the kids help sprinkle on the decorations.

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Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches

Simple, quick and tasty — who can resist? Hand these out for dessert at a cookout.

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Apricot and coconut choc cookies

Get the kids in the kitchen and help make these delicious choc chip biscuits with added apricots.

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Funny Face Cookie Pops

Deliciously playful and perfect as a birthday party craft, this easy recipe will have kids delightfully creating candy "funny faces" on cookie pops.

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Sweetheart Face Cookies

Cover the kitchen table with a red plastic tablecloth, and set the kids loose to create their own cute or crazy Valentine faces for friends and classmates.

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