It is that time of year again! Â Snow begins to fall and as we draw nearer to the start of winter, it is a good idea to begin planning our cold weather activities. Â We have 10 Â fun and simple snowman activities to share with you today…
The book “Snowballs” by Lois Ehlert is a favorite of ours to read in the winter. Â That book inspired these awesome puffy paint snowmen…
We were also inspired by “Snowballs” to make these Lois Ehlert style paper plate snowmen…
Here is another super cute paper plate snowman…
This next activity was also done on a paper plate, but it wasn’t artwork that was meant to take home. Â It was meant to be eaten! Â This snowman snack in a bag encourages children to play and create with their food…
We created these snowmen towers out of large paper tubes for our block area and a simple math lesson…
These melted snowman ornaments are a great way to introduce a little bit of science into your art lesson…
While you’re talking about the science of melting, it might be a good idea to explore how other materials melt. Â If you have the opportunity to play in some snow, these snowman bottles are not only adorable, but they can teach a simple lesson on melting too…
If you don’t have access to those little Aqua Pod bottles, don’t worry! Â A simple plastic bag snowman will work just as well…
Playing in the snow and building snowmen is a multi-sensory experience. Â These five senses snowmen are a great way to explore the senses in the warmth of your classroom…
Though these snow globes in a box were made through a several step process, I can assure you that they are quite simple and so much fun for the children to shake up…
And of course, if you have the opportunity, be sure to go out and make a real snowman!
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