30 Awesome Snacks Kids Can Make And Take To School Christmas Parties

With minimal effort and a little bit of creativity, you can transform chocolate pudding cups into these fun Christmas treats.

Chocolate, candy canes and marshmallows combine to create delicious Christmas Rice Krispie treats that are sure to be a hit at the school party.

The combination of Chex cereal with white chocolate and candy canes makes this no biggie for little hands to make for their friends at school. You could also bag this up and give to friends as a small gift to spread some holiday cheer!

Christmas cookies make a cute bake treat and are something that most kids will enjoy. It's a great idea to dust them with powdered sugar. They look like they have been frosted with snow.

Reindeer rice krispies treats created with tiny pretzel antlers and red M&M noses are a cute way to bring your favorite reindeer to a lunchbox or Christmas events.

Festive Christmas snacks that can be made up to 2 weeks before you need them (if you can resist eating them that is!)

This recipe uses cookie cutters to turn gingerbread cake into these fun cake pops. I think they would go nicely with som hot cocoa.

Easy Christmas snacks don't get much easier than a Christmas popcorn mix. Thebest part is that you can pop some into a bag and turn it into a fun edible gift for anyone who can't make the party.

Using just three ingredients, these tasty treats only take 10 minutes to make. Perfect for busy families!

Vegan themed snacks can be hard to find but I think this vegan peppermint bark will disappear like a snowman left in the sun on Christmas morning - they look so tempting!

Simple ingredients combine to make a fun holiday treat that kids will love to eat.

Did someone say 'gooey chocolate ganache'? School snack ideas don't get better than this!

Cute Christmas treats you can make ahead and freeze. Making these would be a fun weekend project you could do with your kids.

Christmas is a time for indulgence but these healthy Christmas snacks will help to balance out the food offerings at holiday parties.

The salty and sweet combination of flavors in this reindeer chow will make it irresistible to kids and adults alike.

This recipe is great for budding bakers to instill confidence in the kitchen, and is the easiest way to make frosted sugar cookies.

So Cute! The snowman would be adorable at the school Christmas party snack table.

Sometimes you can't beat traditional gingerbread cookies. These festive Christmas treats are a traditional favorite.

This is a sturdy, no-bake recipe that will survive a bit of bashing as it's transported to school so that your holiday treats arrive in one piece.

Fun Christmas snacks which are quick to make and set so if you're looking for a last-minute recipe, these will fit the bill.

Sweet treats that are basically an assembly job - no cooking required!

Stawberry santas top delicious chocolate brownies to create an appealing snack for kids.

If you have an Instant Pot, this is a great way to melt chocolate and keep it warm whilst the kids get creative. This recipe for chocolate-dipped pretzels explains how to do this.

Can you guess the surprise ingredient in these Scottish snowballs? The perfect afternoon snack for kids who are coconut fans.

Brownies with a holiday theme are simple to make with a box mix.

Making these would be a little project that all the kids could do as part of a Christmas craft afternoon in the class or at home in the kitchen.

Christmas snack ideas for school don't come much better than these adorable santas. Best of all, the recipe has some great substitution ideas for when that crucial ingredient is missing from your store cupboard.

Delicious cinnamon smells will waft around the kitchen when you are making these! If you decide to keep one or two back for yourselves before sending the rest to school, I won't tell on you!

Oreos and strawberries combine to make these easy Christmas treats.

Have you ever used a cake mix to make cookies? This cake mix Christmas cookies recipe is the easiest cookie recipe I know with just 5 simple ingredients. So simple for kids who are learning to bake yet the results look so impressive. Best of all, your kids can be proud that they have made them themselves.