How To Give a Chocolate Orange as an Apple

I made this for my daughter’s teacher at the end of the school year, but you could use it at the beginning of the school year or for Teacher appreciation week, or even for your kids to get them excited about school- whatever you want! And your kids can totally help you with this little project- no matter how young they are!

Here’s what you’ll need:

- A Chocolate Orange
- Red Tissue Paper
- Cellophane Wrap
- Green Ribbon
- Green Felt or Paper

Start by getting rid of the box your orange came in. Put your orange in the middle of the tissue paper (we’re going to disguise it as an apple since chocolate oranges are yummy, but apples are teacher-y)

Next, gather the tissue paper up, around the orange (as shown below).

Keep the tissue paper in place by tying a ribbon around like so:

Then, we’ll finish it off with some cellophane (just like the tissue paper).

Get that ribbon out again, tie a knot, but before you finish it with a bow or some curls, cut a leaf out of paper or felt & make a little hole to thread it onto the ribbon:

I finished mine off by curling the ribbon & voila!

It’s pretty easy to make, you can get your kids to help, and it’s a very useful little gift for the teacher- don’t you think? How could you possibly go wrong with chocolate?!

P.S. If you want to see a mini version of these, I’ve shared the idea over at my blog!

Heather

Heather is a Canadian mother of 2 girls. She has a Liberal Arts degree and loves photography. She is always looking for ways to make fun memories with her girls and share them them online through HowDoesShe and her blog, Raising Memories.

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