Winter is here! Time to embrace the chilly weather by making some adorable snowman crafts! Whether you have a yard full of snow or you're stuck inside with a cup of hot cocoa, these frosty projects are sure to bring a smile to your face. So grab your mittens and let's get crafting!
Directed Snowman Drawing
Materials Needed: Kwik Stix, black paper, and Wonder Stix
- Draw three circles on a page, starting with the largest circle on the bottom and slightly getting smaller on the top
- Give this paper to your child or student
- Encourage them to paint in the shapes using Kwik Stix to form their snowman
- Allow them to use different colored Kwik Stix and Wonder Stix to make their snowman come to life!
Check out this craft on Instagram @theprekday
Print Painting
Materials Needed: slotted spoon, acrylic paint, Kwik Stix, construction paper, glue, and googly eyes
- Pour acrylic paint onto a paper plate
- Dip your spoon into the paint
- Press the spoon down onto the bottom portion of construction paper
- Repeat the above steps two more times-forming a total of 3 circles
- Use Kwik Stix to add details to the snowman such as arms, facial features, hat, and scarf
- Glue a set of googly eyes onto the snowman's face
Check out this craft on Instagram @findthelittlemind
Melted Snowman
Materials Needed: sensory tray, rice, different snowman pieces such as beads, buttons, eyes, and carrot nose, two pipe cleaners, optional paint brush, and Wonder Stix
- Place the rice and all snowman pieces into a sensory tray
- Scramble the snowman pieces and spread out the rice
- Use a paintbrush or your hands to form the shape of a snowman with the rice
- Place the different pieces onto the snowman to add eyes, nose, mouth, arms, and more
- Draw a hat onto the tray above the snowman's head with Wonder Stix
Check out this craft on Instagram @mommy_craftsandlaughs
Roll a Snowman
- Roll the dice
- Match the number you land on to the shape on the diagram
- Keep rolling until the snowman in complete
- Add additional drawings around the snowman if you'd like
- Wipe the playmat with a damp cloth, and repeat!
Check out this craft on Instagram @thrivingtots
Snowman Pom Pom Push
Materials Needed: optional: Flisat Table or you can use cardboard, Wonder Stix, Pom poms
- Draw a snowman with Wonder Stix onto the flisat table or cardboard
- If you are using cardboard, you will need to cut a hole in the middle
- Put pom poms into a bowl
- Push each pom pom through the hole until there are none left
Check out this craft on Instagram @momtoolbox
Snowman Globe
Materials Needed: construction paper, Kwik Stix, scissors, glitter, and glue
- Cut a circle out of construction paper
- Glue it onto a colored piece of construction paper
- Paint the circle with Kwik Stix
- Add a combination of colors and blend together
- Cut out a piece of black paper to place at the bottom of the circle
- Draw designs with Kwik Stix
- Use white paper to form your snowman; cut three small circles and stack onto each other
- Glue onto the snow globe
- Place dots of glue onto the paper
- Pour glitter onto the glue
- Shake off access glitter
Check out this craft on Instagram @suzannedevineclark
Let It Snow
Materials Needed: construction paper, Kwik Stix, marker, small snowflake cutouts
- Use Kwik Stix to paint a snowman on one end of the paper
- Use a marker to write letters A-Z
- Write letters A-Z onto the small snowflake cutouts
- Match each snowflake letter to the letter on the page
- Glue on top of the written letter
- Continue these steps until all letters on the paper are covered with a snowflake
Check out this craft on Instagram @everydaywithindie
Snowman Egg Carton
Materials Needed: recycled egg carton, Kwik Stix, glue, small sticks, brown or black felt, orange felt, and paper
- Cut off a piece of a empty egg carton
- Paint it white with Kwik Stix
- Cut the brown or black felt into small circles
- Glue onto the bottom of egg carton
- Glue on two small sticks to resemble arms
- Cut orange felt into a skinny triangle and glue onto the top section of egg carton
- Add on eyes, eyebrows, and mouth
Check out this craft on Instagram @rubyandfrances