Melted Snowman Writing Craft
Are you looking for a craftivity for your kids to make this winter? This Melted Snowman Writing Craft is “snow” much fun!
Writing activities like this one are a creative way for your students to think about cause and effect and use their imaginations.
Melted Snowman Craft & Writing Activity:
As you preschoolers and kindergartners color, cut, and glue their melted snowman together, they will be working on developing their fine motor skills.
Finishing the writing prompt will help your young learners practice handwriting, spelling, and other writing skills too.
Getting Ready To Use The Melted Snowman Writing Craft:
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What’s Included:
- Melted Snowman Craft Templates
- Melted Snowman Writing Papers
What Else Is Needed:
To get this craftivity ready for your kids to do, fill out the form at the bottom of this page.
Next, download and print the craft template and writing paper that you want to use on paper.
The craft templates are in color or black and white, and the writing paper has two different lines.
You can then make as many copies as you need for your students and gather the rest of the supplies.
How To Use The Melted Snowman Craft & Writing Activity:
If you are using the black and white craft template, your students can color the parts of a snowman.
On the template, there are pictures of a snow pile, a top hat, two coal eyes, a carrot nose, two branches for arms, a scarf, and three buttons.
After coloring, your kids will cut out all the pieces and glue them onto the writing paper to create their melted snowman.
They will then finish the writing prompt, “Oh, no! The snowman melted because….” by writing their reason on the line.
You can hang your students’ crafts on a bulletin board in the hallway or in your classroom for your whole school to see.
This Melted Snowman Craft & Writing Activity is a creative project to get your preschoolers and kindergartners writing this winter!
Pin It For Later:
Do you want to save this craft and writing resource for later? Pin this to your winter activities board on Pinterest and it’ll be here for when you’re ready!
Snowman Books to Read:
To extend this activity, you can read snowman-themed books to your students such as:
Snowmen at Play by Caralyn Buehner
The Biggest Snowman by Steven Kroll
Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright
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Download the Melted Snowman Craft & Writing Activity:
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Super cute,
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Awesome
fun activity