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Fun Shaped Snow Ice Packs

Fun Shaped Snow Ice Packs
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For bumps and bruises that are not major.





Materials:

Snow (the kind thats sort of hard and good for packing, or the snow that's there during springtime that's like ice.
Cookie Cutters
Plastic Bag (maybe 2 )
Freezer
Paper Plate
Small Scoop (or your hands)
Shovel (for moving snow because your small scoop won't do it)
 
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Step 1Get Snow

Get Snow
Time to shovel some snow into a pile.
I recommend that this is done on cement outside or other hard surface.
Make it as deep and wide as your cookie cutter with some extra on the sidesand top.
Flatten your pile with the shovel.
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