You don’t need snow to build a snowman. Don’t believe us? Read on for seven easy snowman crafts for kids—no winter gear or snow required!
Popsicle Stick Snowman
Craft or popsicle sticks take center stage for this homemade snowman courtesy of blogger Cindy deRosier of My Creative Life. Get the 411 here.
Melting Snowman Slime
We love this slime project. Not only is it cool—in more ways than one—to touch and feel, it’s also a blast to make snowmen and watch as they melt into a soft puddle. We’re also betting any tiny Frozen toys your kids have stashed around the house would make an excellent addition to this activity. For a complete run-down on how to make this oozing goo, skedaddle over to Little Bins for Little Hands.
Sock Snowmen
Got a pair of white socks? If so, get started making these adorable snowmen that require just a handful of supplies. Darkroom & Dearly blog has the full tutorial here.
A Snowman Garland
Deck out your mantel with an easy snowman garland that's easy enough for your two-year-old to make. The blog Pure Heart has all of the directions here.
Paper Tube Snowmen
Build your snowmen inside with the help of toilet paper cardboard rolls. Click over to Education.com for the supply list and directions.
Foaming Snow Dough
Build and melt a snowman faster than you can say Olaf. With just a few household items, whip up a batch of foaming dough, courtesy of Fun at Home with Kids. Snow-dough pro Asia Citro explains why it’s important to have waterproof tidbits for snowman parts, and why a squeeze bottle full of vinegar is the easiest way to create massive amounts of foam.
Build-A-Snowman Factory
An assembly line never looked so good. Not only will little hands get a workout while molding snowmen, your kids will get a chance to use their fine-motor skills when they get busy adding all the extra parts. We love this easy (afternoon time-filler!) activity from Buggy and Buddy. Get the scoop over at Buggy and Buddy.
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