Students can combine fun with fine motor skills in this sweet snowflake craft. Threading perler beads onto a pipe cleaner snowflake is a great way to develop finger muscles.

Children can create their own snowflake using felt, buttons and glue. such a simple but effective winter craft.

Winter is all about snow, and this fun activity celebrates that. Use the printable template to make enough snowflake building kits for all the kids, then watch creativity take over.

This penguin magnifying glass game is a quick printable activity that students will love. It’s a standard match game with a twist, since kids use a magnifying glass to match a tiny version of each full-size card.

While there are multiple stories of snowmen magically coming to life, none of them ever went on an adventure like this. For this flying snowman printable, making the craft is only half the fun.

This penguin craft is made from basic shapes and colored paper, so it’s perfect for a preschool or kindergarten. Share the fact that penguins are found on the South Pole, while polar bears are found at the North Pole with the kids while they work.

Insta-Snow is a fun way for kids to get a little snow play in, without the cold. Just add water for snowy fun, but adding a few colors increases the fun level exponentially.

Here’s a really great snowman project for kids that only requires colored construction paper and glue. Torn paper crafts are a great way for kids to have fun and build fine motor skills at the same time.

Teach kids all about winter food chains with this printable pack. It’s a crucial part of arctic ecosystems and a fantastic learning opportunity.

This printable snowman emotions activity helps kids have fun and process emotions at the same time. Just print out the template, cut out the pieces, and let students explore emotions while they change the snowman’s face out again and again.

This printable snowman emotions activity helps kids have fun and process emotions at the same time. Just print out the template, cut out the pieces, and let students explore emotions while they change the snowman’s face out again and again.