Snow Scene in a Jar

empty small jar ((like a baby food jar)
hot glue gun
epoxy glue
small plastic toy animal (they have them in toy stores everywhere)
white rocks, big pieces of gravel, plastic tree etc.
glitter (some of the new iridescent ones are beautiful & available at hobby stores)
water
food coloring if desired

Use hot glue gun to glue rocks and animal to the bottom of jar. (have an adult help with the glue gun!) Fill with water and add food coloring if desired. Spoon in some glitter and use epoxy glue to glue lid onto jar. Be sure to have an adult help with the epoxy glue. Shake to make it snow!

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