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The Chirping Moms

10 Winter Crafts & Activities for Kids

February 7, 2025

With winter in full swing, I thought it would be fun to share 10 Winter Crafts & Activities for Kids.  These are some of our favorites from posts that we have featured in the past & bound to keep your kids “snow happy” on these cold winter days!

Winter is the perfect season to spark creativity and keep little hands busy with fun, engaging crafts and activities! Whether you’re snowed in or just looking for ways to make the most of the chilly days, these 10 winter-themed projects will bring joy and excitement to kids of all ages. From snowflake art to cozy DIY creations, these activities will inspire imagination and create lasting memories. Grab your craft supplies, bundle up, and let’s dive into a world of winter fun!

10 Winter Crafts & Activities for Kids || The Chirping Moms

10 Winter Crafts & Activities for Kids

 

1.  Snowman Potato Prints

This is a fun craft that allows you to use a potato as a paintbrush.  Put some white paint on a paper plate.  Cut a potato in half & dip into white paint.  Make snowman on colored paper.  Let dry.  Decorate snowman.

 

2.  Build A Colorful Snowman Craft

Supplies:

  • Colored Cardstock (we used shades of blue and purple)
  • White Cardstock for snowman’s body
  • Black paper for hat
  • Google eyes
  • Orange paper or foam sheet to cut out carrot noses
  • Colorful pom poms
  • Black pipe cleaners
  • Black marker to draw mouth
  • Colorful ric rac or ribbon for scarf
  • Craft glue

Directions: For the pre-K class, I cut out the 3 different size white “snow balls” and hats ahead of time. For older kids, you could have them trace and cut out all of the parts themselves. Hand out all of the supplies and glue to the children and let them use them to “build a snowman”.

 

3.  Snowman In A Bag Craft for Kids

Supplies Needed:

  • Quart Size Ziploc Bag
  • Shaving Cream
  • Scissors
  • Black and Orange Construction Paper
  • Glue

Directions:

Fill a quart size Ziploc bag with shaving cream and seal.  Cut out a snowman’s nose using orange construction paper.  Using black construction paper, cut out eyes & a button mouth.  Glue the nose, eyes, & mouth onto the bag.

 

 4.  Mitten Handprints

Cut a mitten shape out of red or green construction paper.  Do a white paint handprint & let dry.  Add pom poms.

 

 

5.  Snowman Puppets

Use cotton balls or white pom poms on a popsicle stick. Glue on eyes & pipe cleaner arms. The scarf is a small piece of ribbon.

 

6.  Fingerprint Snowman

Supplies Needed: mini square canvas, paint, brown & black markers, ribbon, mini orange pom pom, blue & white paint & glue

Directions: Paint the canvas blue. Once dry, have the child make a snow man using their fingerprints in white paint. Once dry, draw on arms & eyes with marker. Last, glue on pom pom nose & ribbon to hang. 

 7.  Wine Cork Snowflake Craft

 

8.  Shaving Cream Snow Play

 

 

9.  Snowman Milk Snack (Serve with Cookies!)

 

10.  Snow Dough

My boys loved this activity & kept them busy for many hours.  I kept our snow dough in this Tupperware so it was easy to close and put up & kept it lasting for a few weeks.  It’s super easy to make and my boys are already asking to make it again.

Ingredients:

1 cup of baking soda

1/2 cup cornstarch

1 tbsp. vegetable oil

1/2 cup & 1 tbsp of water

Directions:

Mix all ingredients in a saucepan.  Place on medium heat and stir continuously for about five minutes (the mixture will thicken).  Let cool before playing.

With these 10 winter crafts and activities, your kids can stay entertained, creative, and full of seasonal cheer, no matter how cold it gets outside. Whether they’re making snowy masterpieces, building cozy keepsakes, or enjoying sensory play, these projects offer endless opportunities for fun and learning. So, gather your supplies, embrace the winter magic, and create special memories together. Happy crafting!

We hope you enjoy these fun winter activities and crafts for kids!

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