Looks just like the real thing! Let's play handmade ice cream shop

An ice cream shop made with sponge

Here’s a very cute popsicle craft you can make with a sponge! You’ll need a sponge, decorations, a popsicle stick, and wood glue.

Cut the sponge into your favorite popsicle shape, then use wood glue to attach decorations to the cut sponge.

Finally, make a slit at the bottom of the sponge and insert the popsicle stick to finish.

You can freely decorate with beads, origami paper, and more to create your own original, adorable popsicle.

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Colorful Ice Cream made with Puzzle Mats and Felt

Here’s a craft project for making easy ice pops using puzzle mats.

The materials are a puzzle mat, felt, a permanent marker, wood glue, ice pop sticks, and decorations such as straws.

First, cut the felt and puzzle mat into your favorite ice pop shape and glue them together with wood glue.

Decorate the ice pop, and finally attach the stick to finish! If you cut straws into small pieces and glue them on with wood glue, they turn into chocolate crunch—super cute and highly recommended.

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Ice Cream Shop Made with Magnetic Stickers

Here’s how to make an ice cream toy easily with magnet sheets! You’ll need illustrations of ice cream and cones, laminating sheets, magnet sheets, and double-sided tape.

First, laminate the ice cream and cone illustrations you prepared, then cut them out.

Attach a magnet sheet to each piece using double-sided tape, and you’re done.

Try mixing and matching the ice cream and cones however you like.

It’s also fun to make cups with your favorite designs or create original ice cream illustrations, so I highly recommend it.

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Ice cream shop made with pom-poms

Pretend Ice Cream Shop: Role-Playing Play for Children (Nursery School / Kindergarten)

Build balance and concentration! Here’s a pretend ice cream shop play activity.

You’ll need tissue paper, construction paper, crayons, scissors, a stapler, and clear tape.

How to make it: Use crayons to draw lines on the construction paper to create a waffle cone pattern.

Roll it into a cone shape and secure it with tape to complete the cone.

For the ice cream, stack several sheets of tissue paper, fold them like an accordion, then open each layer to form a flower shape.

Try stacking the “ice cream” scoops on the cone and play! You can challenge yourself to see how many scoops you can stack, or take customer orders and stack the scoops accordingly—great for expanding imagination while having fun.

Realistic ice cream made with transparent origami

“Ice Pops” made with gel mats — Made using Daiso’s ‘seismic-resistant mats’ and ‘transparent origami paper’

The transparency looks just like the real thing! Here’s how to make realistic-looking ice pops.

You’ll need a clear anti-slip (earthquake) mat, popsicle sticks, glitter, black construction paper, and clear origami paper.

To make them, simply sandwich the glitter and clear origami paper inside the anti-slip mat—and you’re done! Add your favorite decorations and have fun.

It could be fun to play ice cream shop by making a menu and taking orders, too.

When using small parts, be careful so children don’t swallow them.

Give it a try!