Olaf has to be the best character ever created by Disney, right? He’s loyal, funny, sweet, and entertaining to be around! Which is exactly why we’ve made another craft just about him.

This snowglobe Olaf craft is perfect for winter and it’s a simple paper craft that doesn’t require any fancy supplies.

Download the free printable template and make it with your kids while you sip hot chocolate and watch Disney’s Frozen in the background!

Also, be sure to check out all of our fun winter crafts for kids here!

Easy Olaf Craft

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Supplies

• Colored cardstock or construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue stick
• Glitter glue (optional)
• Brown marker or crayon (optional)
• Olaf snow globe template (download form located at the end of this post)

Directions

Download the Olaf template, print, and cut out the pieces.

Assemble the snowglobe by gluing the ball to the base. Use some glitter glue to decorate the snowglobe base if you want it to sparkle.

Take Olaf’s carrot nose and glue it to his black and white nose.

If you’re using paper to make Olaf’s arms and hair, glue the arms on either side of his body, on the backside.

Glue completed Olaf to the snowglobe ball. If you didn’t use the paper for Olaf’s arms and hair, use a crayon or marker to draw them in.

That’s it! Can you believe how simple this craft is?

It’s perfect for little Frozen fans who want an easy winter craft to make!

In our video and instructions, we showed you how to use paper to make Olaf’s hands and hair, but we have another way that’s perfect for little kids.

Instead of having to cut out those small pieces for each of your children, just grab a brown crayon or marker and use it instead!

Follow the steps listed above and glue Olaf to the snowglobe without the arms and hair. Then use the crayon to draw them in. It can’t get any easier than this!

Winter Ideas For Kids

Wintertime can be a great time to have some fun with your kids! Get cozy around the fireplace and read books together – this is not only educational but helps them to explore their imaginations.

You can also let your creative juices flow and make some crafts. Not only is this entertaining, but it’s good for developing their fine motor skills too – something they will reap the benefits of in the future!

And don’t forget that educational fun like reading books together or making crafts is not only an enjoyable way to spend quality time with your little ones but also helps them develop their fine motor skills!

With a bit of imagination and those extra chilly days, the possibilities are endless – have fun!

Winter Books For Kids

Reading to your kids is like opening a door to a secret world that’s full of imagination and adventure. Not only are they entertained by the stories, but they learn important lessons along the way too!

Not just facts and figures, but critical thinking, vocabulary, creativity, putting yourself in someone else’s shoes – even learning how to have conversations. It’s magical watching your kids’ eyes light up when you introduce them to new characters and tell a riveting story together.

See below for some of our favorite frozen books for kids.

The Biggest Snowman Ever – When the mayor of Mouseville announces the town snowman contest, Clayton and Desmond claim that they will each make the biggest snowman ever.

The Snowy Day – This story shows a child’s wonder at a new world and the hope of capturing and keeping that wonder forever.

Sneezy The Snowman– Sneezy is COLD! And he’s trying to warm up without success. But, the kids know exactly how to help him!

Winter Crafts For Kids

Making crafts with your kids is an absolute blast, and you don’t even have to be an expert artist to get in on the creative fun!

Crafting with your kids will help them improve their fine motor skills and learn how to follow directions. It’s a great activity for both developing minds and older hands alike; not to mention the keepsake projects that both parent and child make together will become treasured mementos of time they spent together working on something fun!

Make a few extra memories while getting some practice in with those all-important problem-solving and coordination skills.

Frozen Art Project – Get your kids in the mood for winter with this fun art project. Liquid watercolors are a great way to get creative and try something hands-on! This Disney Frozen-inspired design is sure to be loved by all.

Polar Bear Name Craft – Are you looking for an exciting craft that young children can make and be proud of? Well, look no further! Our polar bear-themed name craft not only looks cute, but it’s perfect for kids to practice spelling their names. They’ll love creating these bears to show off to their families and put up in their bedrooms. It’s a guaranteed hit for kids!

Snowglobe Frozen Craft – This winter craft is great for any Disney-loving kid. Kids of all ages can learn how to make this paper snow globe featuring Anna and Elsa! Get your free template and get crafting together today.

Paper Bag Olaf Craft – Kids can have even more fun getting into the spirit of winter by making a craft inspired by Frozen – an Olaf paper bag craft! Best yet, your kiddos get to participate in every stage – from cutting out Olaf’s parts to gluing them back together. Get out your scissors and glue and let the winter magic begin!

Winter Activities For Kids

If your little ones are getting a little antsy staying indoors this winter, don’t panic – our penguin dot to dot printable have you covered. Packed with fun graphics and plenty of awesome activities, these printables will keep the kiddos entertained for a while! Not only that, but they’ll be exercising their brains without even realizing it!

Our polar bear color by numbers are the perfect way for your kid to have a blast and hone their artistic skills all at once! Rather than staring at blank paper with a box of crayons (or markers or gel pens!), they just need to match up the numbers on the page with their corresponding colors. Plus, they get to practice hand-eye coordination, color recognition, and more while they’re filling it in!

This winter, we’ve got the perfect solution for those days when you feel like it’s hard to keep the kids occupied – snowman cutting activity pages! They’ll get to work on their scissor skills in a fun and simple way.

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Free Olaf Snowglobe Template