Candy art projects

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents

This beautiful lollipop ornament is so easy to make! Kids of all ages will enjoy the creative process and they'll look stunning hanging on the Christmas tree.

Have your kids make this fun cotton candy craft using puffy paint! All you need is food coloring, shaving cream, and glue to make this summer art project.

Students created a candy wrapper drawing in the style of Pop Art. Students made a 1" x 1" viewfinder. They taped it on their wrapper. They divided their drawing paper into six 6"x 6" squares. Each square was to be one wrapper. Using the viewfinder, students drew the wrapper. As you can see, the wrappers became cropped. This leaves an interesting composition.

Stephanie Arem on Instagram: "May your evening be filled with lots of treats 🍭 Nothing sweeter than these warm and cool color overlapping lollipops created by my 2nd graders! #lollipop #candy #candyart #warmandcool #oilpastel #artteachersofinstagram #artteacher #halloween #halloweencandy #secondgrade #secondgradeart #iteachtoo #iteachart #sweettreats"

A mesmerizing variation of the popular rainbow skittles experiment, this dissolving candy art & science activity uses a variety of colorful candies!

Candy Pop Art is a fun and colorful art lesson that students and have a lot of success with. Here's why they love it and how I teach it.

Are you wondering what to do with all of your kids' candy? Check out these cool Halloween candy activities, including science experiments and art projects!

I've called these candy templates because I started making them for Halloween, but of course here in the UK we know these as sweets! Either way they make for a useful template, with three different styles. Print them onto coloured card and string them up for a colourful decoration.