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Snowman Soup Printable Bag Toppers With Names

Hot cocoa in a bag, a poem on the back, a name on the front.

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What you print: the whole topper, cut out whole. The poem half folds to the back of the bag; the snowman and the name face out. The sample topper carries the name Emma; type your own names and they print in its place.

Each line becomes one finished topper, name printed; a class set is just the whole list, up to 60 names. Accents come out as plain letters (José prints as Jose).

Poem

Bag size
Paper (PDF)

Fill the bag first: a packet of hot cocoa mix, a handful of mini marshmallows, a few chocolate chips and a small candy cane to stir with. The tag says to add hot water; the amount is the one on the cocoa packet.

Runs in your browser, and the names and the PDF never leave your device.

Type the names, one a line, and every name gets its own snowman soup topper: the front with a snowman in a top hat and the name, the back with a short poem and the tag that says what to do. Pick one of three poems (a cozy one, a thank-you for a teacher, a melted snowman for children), add who it is from, and print true-size toppers for a craft bag or a snack bag. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account.

More for Christmas

Open the Christmas page

Snowman soup is the winter treat bag every class, scout troop and office swaps in December: cocoa, marshmallows and a candy cane in a clear bag, with a poem on top. This page prints the topper with each child’s name already on it, so a whole class set is one typed list and one PDF, not thirty handwritten tags.

What prints

PartWhat is on it
Fronta snowman in a top hat and a red scarf, SNOWMAN SOUP, and the child’s name
Backthe poem you chose, the tag (add hot water, stir with the candy cane) and who it is from
The sheetsix toppers for craft bags, or three for snack bags, with a solid line to cut and a dashed line to fold

Filling the bags

  1. Fill each clear bag with a packet of hot cocoa mix, mini marshmallows, a few chocolate chips and a small candy cane.
  2. Cut out the toppers along the solid border; fold each in half on the dashed line.
  3. Fold it over the top of the bag with the snowman and the name in front, and staple it twice.

The amount of hot water is the one on the cocoa packet; the tag leaves it to the packet on purpose.

What it costs

Nothing. No account, no watermark, no limit on names. The names never leave your device.

For the drinks, the water bottle labels put a melted snowman and each name on every bottle. For Christmas Eve, the reindeer food topper prints the same way with a reindeer and an oats-only poem for the lawn. More for the class party is on the Christmas shelf.

Questions

What goes in snowman soup?

A packet of hot cocoa mix, a handful of mini marshmallows, a few chocolate chips and a small candy cane to stir with, in a clear treat bag. The topper folds over the top and staples shut; the tag on the back says to add hot water and stir with the candy cane.

Are the poems the traditional snowman soup poem?

No, they are this site's own: a cozy one for a frosty day, a thank-you for a teacher and a melted snowman for children. Each fits four short lines on the back of the topper, above the tag and the line saying who it is from.

What size bags does it fit?

Two sizes: a 3 × 4¾ in craft bag, six toppers to a sheet, and a 6½ × 3¼ in snack bag, three to a sheet. The topper is exactly as wide as the bag and folds in half at the dashed line.

Can I make one for every child in the class?

Yes. Type the whole class list, one name a line, up to 60: each name gets its own topper, six to a sheet with craft bags, so a class of 24 is four sheets.

Are the names uploaded?

No. The toppers are drawn and the PDF made in your browser. Closing the tab erases them.