Snowflake Activities for Kids to Try this Winter

Snowflakes are incredibly fascinating to kiddos. Here’s a collection of snowflake activities they’re sure to love! Be sure to add them to your collection of winter activities for preschoolers.

Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Winter Pinterest board?

Related: Snow Slimes to Make This Winter

There are crafts, sensory ideas, and even a treat to make with the kids. These activities are sure to brighten up even the dreariest winter day.

15 snowflake activities for kids to get into this winter

1. Make a garland of colorful snowflakes to decorate the house or classroom |Fun-A-Day

2. Use foam snowflakes as part of a hands-on letter matching game |Stir the Wonder

3. Use basic wood blocks to design your own snowflakes |3 Dinosaurs

4. Learn more about snowflakes with some of these great non-fiction books |Brain Power Boy

5. Let the little scientists experiment with fizzing snowflakes |Little Bins for Little Hands

6. Use snowflake word cards to encourage writing in a sensory salt tray |Playdough to Plato

7. Delve into a monochromatic snowflake sensory bin with buttons and gems |3 Dinosaurs

8. Get the scissors out and make some geeky snowflakes with the kiddos |Brain Power Boy

9. Explore symmetry by making a snowflake craft with cotton swabs |Buggy and Buddy

10. Grab some snowflake play dough for the kids to explore |Fantastic Fun and Learning

11. Create beautiful snowflakes with recycled materials |Red Ted Art

12. Set up a snowflake gross motor activity on your living room floor |No Time for Flash Cards

13. Whip up some snowflake “sensory soup” for the kiddos |And Next Comes L

14. Invite the children to make snowflakes on a mirror |Happy Hooligans

15. Make and share a tasty snowflake treat with your children |Come Together Kids

What about you and your kiddos? What snowflake activities would you add to the list? Feel free to share them in the comments below.

Materials for Your Winter Activities

I always like to suggest taking stock of the materials you already have before diving into projects. Then see if any of the snowflake activities match up with what you’ve found.

Of course, I’m also not opposed to picking up some extra supplies, either. The state of my own teacher stash can attest to that!

If you’re looking for some materials to grab for your upcoming winter activities, here are some ideas (I may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post):

• Cotton balls
• Glitter
• White puff paint
• Pinecones
• Snowflake confetti
• Snowflake hole puncher
• Tempera paint
• Watercolor paints
• Q-tips
• Craft sticks

Preschool Snow Lesson Plans

Save time and get right to the playful learning with our printable lesson plan sets. Each set includes over 30 learning activities related to the theme.

This set includes active hands-on learning ideas, book suggestions, and the following printables:

• Snowflake Roll and Color Graphing
• 2 Sets of Snowflake Number Cards for 0-35
• Snowflake Beginning Sounds Activity for Sounds /s/, /t/, and /m/
• Upper- and Lowercase Snowflake Letter Matching Puzzles
• Snowflake Patterning and Sorting Cards
• Count the Snowflakes Emergent Math Reader for Numbers 1 to 5
• Count the Snowflakes Emergent Math Reader for Numbers 1 to 10

Get your snowflake lesson plans at Preschool Teacher 101 or Teachers Pay Teachers