This Hershey's chocolate cake recipe is indulgent, rich, and so easy! Learn how to make it, plus, get tips for the best chocolate cake.

Are you studying Milton Hershey or doing a unit on famous inventors in your classroom? This If I Were Milton Hershey craft is a fun way to write about him while making a cute bulletin board at the same time. With your choice of five different writing prompts, this craft is sure to be a hit in your classroom and be used for many years to come! Click HERE to SAVE by buying this resource as part of my Inventors Craft Bundle! What's included in this pdf: • A photograph of the craft activity • Step-by-step directions • Templates that can be copied directly onto colored cardstock or construction paper and then cut out by students. • Labeled templates that can be xeroxed onto cardstock, cut by the teacher, and then traced onto colored paper and cut by students. Labels will include the name of the pattern, the color to use, and how many of each pattern to cut (Ex: Body Cut 1 Red). Writing prompts included: • If I were Milton Hershey... (primary and single lined) • Milton Hershey invented... (primary and single lined) • Milton Hershey was... (primary and single lined) • I want to invent... (primary and single lined) • With chocolate, I can make... (primary and single lined) Here are some fun ways to use the craft: • study on the letter h, m, or c • practicing fine motor skills • bulletin boards • door and hallway decorations • small group station • pair it with a worksheet, activity, or book • reward or class party *********************************************************************************************** Connect with Crafty Bee Creations Be the first to know about store discounts, freebies, and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive email updates about this store. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me!

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I found these cute scripture treat handouts and had to make them when I was preparing a Relief Society lesson from Boyd K. Packer on "The Key to Spiritual Protection". I used two Hershey's Chocolate Almond Nuggets, Some Black and red card stock and a white scripture saying measuring 2 x 1.10 inches if you want to make your own OR I'm conveniently attaching a link to my Google docs to print a sheet of 21 scriptures. The scripture is 2 Timothy 3:16 in the link below though the pictures have the wrong verse #, oops. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_2uiXZdkz6IZEZBZG12U1I2ZW8/view?usp=sharing I didn't measure my cut for the black or red card stock I just eye balled it. Glue your red scripture marker down first using the glue stick. Then use double sided adhesive to glue down the nuggets and the scripture quote. I think they turned out great... everyone loved them during Relief Society... also a great Visiting Teaching Handout.

Last year, my daughter wanted to be a chocolate bar for Halloween. How could I say no when it’s one of my favorite foods?! The basic design of the costume is simple; the most time consuming p…

For this lesson I decided to try something different. It is like 6 or 7 printed pages long. And I thought having a visual aid might help them enjoy and remember it better. So I remembered those Flannel boards that I've seen around with felt characters. And I knew it would be easy, cheap, and fun for them. (If I had access to all my crafting supplies. I may have done things differently.) I think a magnet board would be even better because you could use all these people at church on the chalkboards for primary lessons. I think I will eventually laminate (my laminator is in storage) and put magnets on the back and turn the flannel board into a magnet board. But for the time being, this is fast and working really great! To make a flannel board you need a few supplies: 1) a board or painting canvas (use a 40% off coupon at Joanns or Michaels) 2) 1 yard or less of your choice of color flannel. (I have heard blue or black is best) I did white. I wish I would have listened : ) 3) Felt sticky sheets (found in the craft kid section) 4) A colored printer 5) a staple gun or if you don't have access to one or yours is in storage ; ) You could use packing tape for a temporary fix. Please borrow a staple gun. Using tape totally cracked me up! You just want to pull it as tight as you can so the flannel is snug on your board. Then I printed out the pictures from the digital copy HERE on to cardstock. Then I cut up all the pictures and numbered them. There were a lot so it would be easy to mix them up. Then I cut up rectangles of the sticky felt and stuck them on. It would be better to have just stuck all the cut out pictures on to the sticky side of felt so that they were completely covered in felt. But I was in a hurry and didn't want to use pages and pages of felt on one story. Here you see I numbered them and stuck on the sticky felt. Here I am telling the story and setting the felt pictures onto the flannel board. I would let the kids help put them on as we went along. They really enjoyed it! NOTE: If you want actual Book of Mormon Characters you can get FREE ones... Yes I said FREE here on this amazing blog! She doesn't have the lessons for each book of mormon story. They are from Friend Magazine stories. But a lot of them go with the stories. And Guess what she has Old Testament and New Testament ones too!! I found one for the Brass plates and did it along side all the printed cards you see above on the board. I think an adorable craft or treat would be those cute BRASS PLATES candy I found on my Pinterest. I am so bummed the link was broken and doesn't lead to anyone. So if anyone know who deserves credit or has a tutorial let me know. Here's a picture for inspiration though:

A big slice of cool and creamy chocolate pie piled high with a bunch of whipped topping is one of my favorite desserts. Knowing that pie was easy to put together makes it taste even

Make these super cute turkey treats using Hershey's Kisses. This colourful Thanksgiving craft doubles as a tasty and festive snack, and it's SO EASY to make! Decorate the candies with a turkey face and use paper for the feathers. Then set out these turkey treats as a favour or place card on the Thanksgiving dinner table. Or show your thankfulness this fall by giving away the edible turkey craft to friends and loved ones! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website. DIY

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These stylish free printable candy bar wrappers are perfect for wedding favors, and cheap enough that you can get the good chocolate.

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Good Morning! Today I have a project and tutorial I think you will really like. It can be used for several different occasions. I saw this idea on Connie Steward's Blog and love them so much I had to make some myself. Hersey Kiss Spiral Flowers I used the Spiral Flower Die from Stampin' Up! Cut the card stock 4 1/4" x 4 1/4" and ran it through the Big Shot. 1) I used my bone folder and broke down the fibers in the flower. 2) I used a blender pen to start the rolling of the die to create the flower. 3) I made sure I left enough room in the center to put a Hersey Kiss. 4) I used a cool heat gun to put my flowers together. 5) To give the flower stability, I punched out a Blossom to attached the Spiral flower and leaves. I used the small Oval Punch and cut the card stock to resemble a leaf. I attached the flower and leaves using my heat gun. 6) Picture of flowers with out a tag. 7) Finial project with tags. I'm planning on making some of these for our Easter dinner to have at each place setting. Until next time...Happy Stampin' Jane

Hedgehog Hedgehog figure. Made for an upcoming cake!