This snowflake fine motor activity is an easy and fun winter craft for kids. Using blue felt and buttons, children cut, glue, and thread pieces together to create a pretty snowflake decoration. It’s perfect for practising hand eye coordination and fine motor skills while enjoying a seasonal craft with minimal supplies. Fine more Winter activities for kids here.
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Why we love this snowflake fine motor activity
I love making children’s activity match the seasons. It’s a great way to learn about the seasons in a fun way. We love fine motor activities as they are so important for children’s development, in particular developing the small muscles of the hands.
This particular fine motor activity is easy to set up, uses a few low cost supplies and you can reuse this activity over and over again. All winter long.

Supplies you need to create this winter fine motor activity
You only need a few supplies to create this activity and you might even have them already in your home.
- * Blue felt
- Scissors
- Glue
- Buttons

Snowflake fine motor activity
Find out how to create this snowflake fine motor activity for young children this winter.
Materials
- Blue felt
- Buttons
Tools
- Glue
- Scissors
Instructions
- Cut one oval shape from the blue felt. This will be the center of the snowflake.
- Cut six thin rectangles and six trapezoid shapes from blue felt.

- Glue six buttons evenly spaced around the edge of the oval.

- On each rectangle, cut a small slit at one end and glue a button at the opposite end.

- Cut a slit in each trapezoid piece in the middle.

- Thread each rectangle onto a button around the oval center.
- Then, thread a trapezoid onto the button at the outer end of each rectangle.

Once you have created this snowflake (which your child could help you with), kids can assemble and reassemble the snowflake as much as they want. They'll be practicing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination as they connect the pieces.
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