Snowman Snowglobe Craft For Kids [Free Template]

In winter, kids can build snowmen, go sledding, and enjoy the winter holidays with family. When it’s too cold out, or you just want something inside to do, we’ve got the perfect idea for you!

This snowman snowglobe craft is a great way to snuggle up and stay warm! This craft is easy enough for kids of all ages to make (with supervision) and is super fun for them. It can also help them improve their scissor skills, focus, and fine motor skills.

We’re also including a free printable template, so it’s easy to make with your own kids or an entire classroom. Print it and make this cute project during the winter season.

Also, be sure to check out all of our snowman activities for more wintery ideas.

Snowman Snow Globe Craft

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Supplies

• Colored cardstock or construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue stick
• Snowflake stickers
• Markers or crayons
• Snowglobe template (enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link sent to you)

Directions

Start by downloading the snowman snow globe template, print it out and cut the pieces you’ll need.

Hand your kids some crayons or markers to decorate the snowman’s carrot nose, and add a little blush to the cheeks.

Once that’s done, glue the snowman right in the middle of the snow globe ball.

Next, help your child glue the snowman’s hat on top of its head.

Add the scarf—just position it below the top snowball and glue it down securely.

Now, let’s build the snow globe’s base. Glue the plaque to the center of the base, and use a marker to write a fun message or name on it.

Attach the completed base to the bottom of the snow globe bulb.

Finally, add some sparkle! Stick snowflake stickers all around the snow globe for a magical finishing touch.

Isn’t this such a simple and fun winter craft for kids?!

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Winter Unit For Kids

Do you want to create a winter-themed unit study for kids to follow along with this snowman craft? If so, read on below for our favorite ideas.

Children’s Books About Winter

First up on our recommendation list are books! Reading to your kids can help them focus better, increase vocabulary, and learn to read themselves.

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 Craft Ideas For Kids

Popsicle Stick Walrus – This cute winter craft is so much fun to make and perfect for preschoolers. It’s also a great way to introduce children to different animals they may not be familiar with! Download our free printable template, gather some simple craft supplies, and let the creativity flow.

Photo Eskimo Craft – Transform a photo of your child into a cute Eskimo character! This is a great way to capture their personality in the craft and make it more personal. Plus, it’s a fun activity for developing fine motor skills as children use scissors and glue to assemble everything.

Try this: Yarn Penguin Craft

Snowman Paper Plate Craft – Paper plate crafts are a classic that never gets old. You only need two paper plates, construction paper, and other simple materials to create these adorable snowmen. Hang them up as decoration, or use them as props for a winter-themed play scene!

Polar Bear Paper Bag Puppet Craft – Who doesn’t love a good puppet show? This polar bear paper bag puppet is fun and encourages imaginative play and storytelling. It’s a perfect activity for a snowy winter day or a holiday party with friends.

Kindergarten Winter Activities

Do your kids need some more fun learning activities? Try out these winter do a dot printables with them. They’ll help with fine motor skills, counting, patterns, visual discrimination, and more!

These winter I spy printables are a fun, no-prep activity that can help kids with memory, counting, and visual discrimination. Laminate them and have kids use them from time to time with dry-erase markers!

Practice counting, number recognition, and counting with these winter counting activities. They’re a perfect activity for preschoolers.

These winter playdough mats are perfect for sensory play and fine motor development. Have your child roll, cut, mold, and shape different winter-themed objects using playdough on the mats! This is a great activity for strengthening hand muscles and hand-eye coordination.

Related: Polar Bear Worksheets

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