Find a Leap Frog
Buy some little plastic frogs (they are very inexpensive at Wal-mart and the like). Make up about 6 boxes of jello following the directions on the jello package, black works good. I put the frogs in a big Rubbermaid container and pour the jello over the frogs after it has jelled. We tell the kids that the frogs are living in the black swamp and they have to dig in the dirt to find their frog. They love sticking their hands in the cold slimy jello.

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