Now that it’s quite chilly outside, you may find yourself spending more time indoors. Keep the boredom at bay with some crafts that are fun and educational.

Spend the day warm inside with the kids making this cute snowman name craft! They’ll practice spelling their names and their fine motor skills when they make this fun craft.

It’s a simple paper craft that uses supplies you likely already have on hand. To make it even easier to put together, we have a free printable template that also includes an editable pdf to spell your child’s name.

Whether the kids build their snowman at home or at school, we think it’ll be a hit! Since the snowmen are personalized, this would be a great craft to display on a class bulletin board or on the child’s door!

If your kids loved building this snowman, be sure to check out all these other snowman activities for them to do! They’re a great way to keep the kids busy learning this winter!

Name Snowman Craft

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Supplies

• Colored cardstock or construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• Snowman template (enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link sent to you)

Directions

Download the snowman template, edit it to spell out the child(ren) name(s), print, and cut out the pieces you need.

Begin by gluing the carrot nose to the middle of the snowman’s face.

Take the hat and glue it to the top of the snowman’s head.

Next, glue the snowman’s head to the top of the snowman’s body.

Glue the stick arms to the back and top section of the body.

Use the button letters to spell out the child’s name in the middle of the snowman’s body.

Be sure to check out our many other winter crafts for kids to keep them entertained this winter!

Winter Ideas For Kids

This time of year is the perfect time to do indoor activities with the kids! Let the fun flow this winter with some easy crafts and activities!

Read on below for some of our favorite ideas.

Winter Books For Kids

Reading to your children is an excellent way to stimulate their imagination, develop their language and social skills, foster a love of books, and so much more!

Reading aloud encourages kids to take in more information than they might on their own by providing a shared experience that can be discussed after the book is done.

A child’s growing understanding of new words, characters, and stories help build reading comprehension—opening up future opportunities in learning and life. Above all else, reading to your kids creates special moments between you that they will cherish forever!

Here are some of the top-rated winter 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

Crafting is an activity we love during the winter when the kids are inside more and need to keep their hands and minds active.

It not only helps them stay entertained and learn, but crafting also hones skills such as critical thinking, fine motor skills, and creativity. Add some crafts to your kiddo’s day for some fun this winter.

Toilet Paper Roll Penguin Craft – If you have some toilet paper tubes, you can have some penguins rolling around in no time. The kids will have a blast creating these waddling friends with some basic craft supplies! They’ll recycle that tube of cardboard into something fun to play with and learn about this cute winter animal at the same time.

Moose Handprint Craft – When you trace your kiddo’s handprints, they’ll turn them into a moose with this fun project! Kids can learn all about these majestic animals while making this keepsake craft.

Handprint Arctic Fox – Have your little ones learn about these beautiful arctic animals by transforming their handprints into a fox. They’ll love this fun and simple project and you’ll love that it’ll preserve their little hands with this winter craft.

Puffy Paint Snowman – Kids will love building a snowman with this homemade puffy paint! First, they’ll make puffy paint with just a couple of supplies and then use it to paint their own snowman to give it a cool 3D look. Kids will then use classic snowman apparel to make sure their snowman is complete!

Winter Activities For Kids

These walrus worksheets are a fun winter activity for kids that will have them learning. They’ll learn about this tusked sea mammal when they label the walrus, work on handwriting practice, and complete a letter maze. These worksheets are great for preschoolers to kindergarteners to develop fine motor skills, letter recognition, and handling scissors.

Your little cubs can practice counting as they connect the dots with these fun and cute polar bear dot to dot printables. As they go dot to dot, they’ll work on their fine motor control, number recognition, and counting up to 17. Once they complete the final picture, they can grab the crayon to color in these festive polar bears!

Grab the scissors and these snowman cutting activity pages where our fun and silly snowman will guide kids through cutting different paths, matching the missing half of the snowmen, and counting. This is a great activity to keep the kids engaged and practicing essential skills while staying cozy indoors!

If you’re looking for an indoor activity that’s an entertaining way for kids to learn math and reading skills, then be sure to check out this set of winter do a dot printables. Grab the dot markers and these pages so they can get to practicing number and letter recognition while having fun!

Winter Fun

• Kids will look super cute in this sweet snowman shirt!
• These adorable penguin soaps are great for encouraging kids to wash their hands.
• This penguin playdough kit is great for sensory play!

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More Winter Ideas For Kids

Snowman Name Craft Template