DIY Shark Snacks with Free Printable Labels – Perfect for Shark Week!

It’s almost time for Shark Week! Discovery Channel will once again filling the week with shows about sharks and everyone is either fascinated of frightened by these creatures of the sea.

Whether you’re planning a Shark Week viewing party or just want to make something fun for your family to get in the spirit of your favorite shark shows, we have this fun (and easy) idea to make DIY Shark Snacks with free printable labels.

Making your snacks is super easy. You only need a few supplies and to print our our free printable Shark Snacks labels. You can find the shark candies on Amazon or check your local stores with a good candy section.

What makes these snacks extra cute are the lifesavers on a red and white string. That adds the finishing touch! Here’s how to put your shark snack bags together:

DIY Shark Snacks

Supplies:

Printable Shark Snacks Labels
Cellophane Treat Bags
Shark Candies
Stapler
Red and White Bakers Twine
Pep-O-Mint Lifesavers

Wilton Party Bags, ClearHemptique Baker’s TwineGummy Blue SharksLifeSavers Peppermint

Directions:

Print and cut out Shark Snacks labels.
Fill cellophane treat bags with shark candies.
Fold label over top of bag and staple in place.
Cut twine into a length long enough to loop around bag.
Thread a Lifesaver onto twine and tie in place.

Have some more Shark Week fun with this FREE printable Shark Word Find Puzzle and these Free Printable Shark Coloring Sheets from JinxyKids.com!

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DIY Shark Snacks with Free Printable Labels

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Celebrate Shark Week or plan for a treat for a shark-themed birthday party with these fun and easy-to-make Shark Snacks!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 10 minutes

Total Time 15 minutes

Materials

• Printable Shark Snacks Labels
• Cellophane Treat Bags
• Shark Candies
• Red and White Bakers Twine
• Pep-O-Mint Lifesavers

Tools

• Stapler

Instructions

1. Print and cut out Shark Snacks labels.
2. Fill cellophane treat bags with shark candies.
3. Fold label over top of bag and staple in place.
4. Cut twine into a length long enough to loop around bag.
5. Thread a Lifesaver onto twine and tie in place.

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