20 Packs - Instant Snow Powder - Science Gone Fun (Tm), Will Make About 80 Cups of Fluffy Instantly Snow.

These party favors were the perfect touch for our “Chill” party! Cute, fun, and totally on theme—they brought a playful vibe to the celebration and were a big hit with the kids. They looked great in the favor bags and added that little extra something to make the party memorable. Highly recommend for any cool or winter-themed event!

My second graders loved making these. We followed the directions perfectly and the packet haleay filled up a ziplock bag. I tried making my own in the past and it wss a flop.

I bought this for my 8 year old to use to entertain himself. He loves making the "snow." It's definitely more of a slushy ice than a snow... and his hands got SO cold that he needed to grab gloves and it took a while to warm back up. So take note of that aspect.

This stuff is fantastic. My 3 year old grandchild loved it and played with it for a long time, burying toys and digging them out etc. It is a bit sticky on the hands and also a bit messy if you are playing indoors with it - but not hard to clean up at all and well worth it. Will buy more.

These make for a quick easy way to do a science demonstration. My kids also had hours of fun with a packet at home. The snow does actually feel wet too, just like snow would. I will order again when I run out of packets.

All of the kids had fun with these during our experiments at our "mad science" themed bday party. Their faces lit up as they watched the "snow" grow and once that was done, then it became a "sensory" experiment by how it felt in their hands and between their fingers. Overall, the children really liked these packets.

Very easy to make. Only made about 1/3 of the amount it said it would make. Also, very slippery when it gets on the floor. Not the best for little kids to play with.

I used these in the party favor bags at my daughter’s Frozen party and they were a huge hit. I got lots of comments from other parents about the fun their kids had with the “snow”. My own kids loved playing with it, too!