These adorable Turkey Treat Bags are the perfect Thanksgiving activity for kids! Made with clear plastic gloves, colorful goldfish crackers, popcorn, and a few simple decorations, these edible turkey treats are as fun to make as they are to eat. The goldfish-filled fingers create turkey feathers while fluffy white popcorn forms the turkey’s body, complete with candy corn beaks and googly candy eyes. They’re perfect for classroom parties, family gatherings, or as a creative snack that kids will absolutely love making and munching on.



Instructions
Step 1. Start by carefully filling each finger of the clear plastic glove with colorful goldfish crackers. This creates the beautiful feather effect that makes your turkey so festive! Press the crackers down gently to pack them in without tearing the glove.

Step 2. Now for the turkey’s face! Place one candy eye and one piece of candy corn into the thumb portion of the glove. The candy corn will serve as the beak while the eye brings your turkey to life with personality.

Step 3. Fill the main body of the glove (the palm area) with fluffy white popcorn to create the turkey’s plump body. This contrasts beautifully with the colorful goldfish feathers and gives your turkey that authentic rounded shape.




Turkey Treat Bags
Ingredients
- Clear Plastic Gloves (Walmart)
- Gold Fish Crackers
- Popcorn
- Pipe Cleaner
- Candy Eye
- Candy Corn
Instructions
- Fill glove fingers with goldfish crackers.
- Add candy eye and corn to thumb.
- Fill rest with popcorn and tie off.
Notes
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Turkey time for the kids!