Summer is the perfect time for s’mores and campfires. For those times you don’t have a campfire and still crave s’mores you’ve got to make this simple s’mores bark recipe. We made them as treats for Robert to give to friends on his last day of preschool and it was a hit. Check out this recipe and get a cute printable to make your own end of the school year treat bags.
Robert and I made these treats 3 years ago for end of the year treats for his preschool class. Complete with super cute printable tags. You can download the printable tag here.
S’mores bark makes for a cute and inexpensive treat
It’s probably no surprise to find out that I’m super cheap when it comes to end of the school year gifts. Instead of giving the teachers expensive gifts, I gave them $10 gift cards to Target and these treats. As a former teacher I remember loving gift cards the most. That and sweet treats like s’mores bark.
I have to admit that I’m not usually a fan of bark recipes because they have so much sugar. The s’mores bark recipes seems better to me because if I wasn’t eating the bark, I’d still be eating the s’more. Might as well make it into bark, right? Totally makes sense in my head!
The recipe is so easy that even a preschooler can do it. Well, maybe not the melted chocolate, but they could easily add the marshmallows and graham crackers. Check out this video to see how easy it is.
How to Make S’mores Bark
Here’s the recipe so you can make it yourself.
Ingredients
- 1 bag of mini marshmallows
- 1 package (24 oz) of chocolate almond bark
- 1 C. of broken graham crackers
Instructions
- Melt bark in microwave according to package instructions.
- Line a casserole dish with wax paper.
- Place half the marshmallows in the casserole dish.
- Pour chocolate into the dish and add the remaining marshmallows and graham crackers on top.
- Refrigerate for 30 minutes to an hour then break apart into pieces.

Turn these treats into cute end of the year gifts by putting them in a bag and adding a tag. Download this printable tag here.
Robert enjoyed handing out his treats to his friends at school!
Don’t want to make treat bags? Pin this recipe to make just for fun!
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This looks so great but so simple to make. Thank you for the great idea.
Susan @craftingafamily.com
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This looks so yummy and fun to do. Thank you for sharing it! I love the idea it could be a great snack for birthdays since my little brother’s birthday is coming up. Anyways, good read indeed!
Great! I’m sure your little brother will love it! Let me know!
These look incredible! What a great idea! (And thank you for the chocolate craving you just gave me!)
Thanks! Craving chocolate is always a good thing. Lol!