Apparently I’m the only adult alive that LOVES snow.
Unfortunately, I live in Texas.
To ease my sorrow over the lack of white fluffy stuff, I complied this round up of snowflake crafts, sensory play, learning activities, and even yummy snowflake TREATS! You’ll be sure to find WARM ways to enjoy the snow and winter!
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Snowflake Crafts
Washi Tape Snowflakes from Best Toys for Toddlers
Snowflakes from Toilet Paper Rolls from Red Ted Art
Snowflake Crown from Me Plus 3 Today
*Water Color snowflakes newspaper from Buggy and Buddy
*Rainbow Snowflake Window Art from Two Daloo
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*Puzzle Piece Snowflake Ornament from Mama Papa Bubba
*Popsicles Stick Snowflake Ornament from Fireflies and Mud Pies
Puffy Snowflake Painting from Inner Child Fun
*Yarn Wrapped Snowflakes from Cutting Tiny Bites
Snowflake Learning
Symmetry and Paper Snowflakes from Words N Needles
*Cotton Swab Snowflake Busy Bags from Play Dough to Plato
*Crystal Snowflakes from Little Bins for Little Hands
Play I Spy with Snowflakes from P is for Preschooler
*Build a Snowflake Busy Bag from Schooltime Snippets
Snowflake Sensory
Snowflake Play Dough from Learning and Exploring Through Play
*Snowflake Slime from Little Bins for Little Hands
Snowflake Oobleck from Little Bins for Little Hands
Winter Snowflake Sensory Bottle from The Jennifer Evolution
Snowflake Food
Snowflake Cookies from There’s Just One Mommy
Cinnamon and Sugar Snowflake Snack from Happy Hooligans
EXTRA!
These snowflakes are a bit advanced for the preschool crowd, but they are sure to WOW!
Check out these intricate Star Wars, “Frozen”, and Minecraft snowflakes from The Joy of Boys
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Emma says
I might love snow if I lived in Texas, too! lol! Love these fun ideas – snowflakes *crafts* I can handle 🙂
Julie says
Ha ha! I did grow up in Chicago, so I know my snow! 😉
Jen says
What a fab roundup. Pineed
Julie says
Thanks!