Snowman Activities
Winter Shaving Cream Paint from Mess for Less - We used this shaving cream paint that we made to create adorable winter snowmen. This is one of our favorite snowman activities.
Build a Snowman from Stir the Wonder - If you don't get any snow in your area or it is too cold to go out, you can make this fun Styrofoam snowman.
Melted Snowman Craft and Poem from Messy Little Monster - An easy recipe for puffy paint allows kids to create a whimsical snowman friend.
Q-Tip Painted Snowman Craft from Mess for Less - such a fun winter craft for kids. They love painting with q-tips!
Doily Snowman Craft from Easy Peasy Fun - Make a fun and fancy snowman with some doilies and other craft items.
Snowman Sensory Bottle from Little Bins for Little Hands - This bottle is just fun to play with, but it can also be used as a calm down bottle for kids to watch while they try and recover from a tantrum.
Snowman Bath Bomb Recipe from Happiness is Homemade - Bath Bombs are all the rage and kids can help make these for gifts or to use at home.
Snowman Painted Rocks from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls - This is such a fun idea! Painting each rock to be a different section of the snowman allows kids to mix and match to make their own snowman creation.
Snowman Sensory Squish Bag from Fantastic Fun and Learning - This activity will keep kids busy and engaged. Since this is a quiet activity, it is perfect to bring to a restaurant or while waiting at a doctors office.
Cotton Ball Snowman Craft from A Little Pinch of Perfect - A fun activity for preschoolers. Kids will enjoy working with the soft, fluffy cotton balls.
Snowman Donuts from I Heart Arts and Crafts - Kids will love helping to make this no-cook snack and of course, eating it! Fun for a school party or play date.
Snowman Factory with Homemade Play dough from Buggy and Buddy - First make some sparkly winter play dough and them use it and other craft items to create countless variations of snowmen!
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