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Valentine’s Day is almost here and that means its time to start bringing in snacks for kids classroom parties! Here are some awesome robots that you can make out of a juice box and other goodies! You can even make these for other occasions too such as birthday parties! For a healthier alternative use little raisin boxes for the feet, organic juice boxes and applesauce for the head!

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Materials Needed:

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Start from the bottom up! Glue the bottom of the juice box to the two chocolate hearts for the feet. Add the smarties for the arms and a heart on his chest so it says “Hi Love” hehe!

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Finish off the robots with the pudding cup upside-down and making a smiley face on him! Cute! If you want the kids to be able to eat the pudding, use a strong tape such as duct tape to attach it on top instead of glue.

Here was our inspiration that we found on Pinterest but they used nerds as the feet…

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Meagan Sances shared her Jello version of robots!! Love how she wrapped each and taped a little heart maze on the juice box!
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Valentine Robots

Materials

  • Pudding cups/applesauce cups/ jello cups
  • Smarties
  • Hi-C Juice Boxes
  • Googly eyes
  • Sharpies
  • Chocolate hearts
  • Hot glue gun

Instructions

  • Glue the bottom of the juice box to the two chocolate hearts for the feet. Add the smarties for the arms and a heart on his chest so it says "Hi Love" hehe!
  • Finish off the robots with the pudding cup upside-down and making a smiley face on him! If you want the kids to be able to eat the pudding, use a strong tape such as duct tape to attach it on top instead of glue.

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4 Comments

  1. Soo cute! I have 5 daycare kiddos and I think I might make this as their Valentine from me this year.

  2. I just made these for my daughters 3rd grade class and they turned out so cute :). My only suggestion is I found that 3 heart chocolates on the bottom for the “feet” held up the juice boxes a lot better than using only 2. They came together super fast and were so fun to make :)

  3. Excellent way to surprise my nieces and nephews on certain holidays!!! They are gonna love them…thanks..

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